[This is the thread to discuss the current corona virus psy-op.]
From Las Vegas, Pittsburg, Thousand Oaks to Russian Collusion and the Khashoggi assassination, false-flag hoaxes, conspoofacies, fake murders and other manufactured events are running non-stop around the world and around the corner.
A reader wrote in to suggest opening a comment section devoted to discussing current (faked) events. I thought it was a good idea and would provide a place where people could chime in on what’s going on in the news and even offer evidence for why they think the event was faked, hoaxed, manufactured, etc. (or why not). Have at it, unless you think it’s a waste of your time–in which case, don’t!
Spook factories under attack? How this unfolds could be interesting:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/activist-calls-cancel-yale-being-named-after-slave-trader
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Let’s not forget the US presidents who owned slaves:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_presidents_of_the_United_States_who_owned_slaves
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Geeze guys why not share the BLM donation page while you’re at it. How can spook factories be under attack when the people are being diverted to attack themselves and these papier-mâchés? Stop falling for this divide and conquer trick. ZH is so dumb now.
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I agree “ZH is dumb now”, but can you clarify your larger point? Is it that these institutions won’t be called out for their “racist” slave-owning founders? That’s the part I myself find interesting – how much longer can they keep all of their grand fictions standing?
Meanwhile, here’s an image of Elihu Yale from wikipedia where it states he “was also a vestryman and treasurer of St. Mary’s Church”:
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The fact the founding fathers/university prez’s were slave owners isn’t really news to anyone. In fact they promote that in textbooks and the media. Focusing on these dead assholes wastes everyone time. Losing this fiction doesn’t hurt them, and they will just create a new grand fiction with new a [insert your Identity group] “revolution” with new (fake) heroes, martyrs, and (re)written legends. We’re already seeing this happen.
One article you will never see on ZH or anywhere in the MSM is when they admit they manufacture the news to divide people and their attentions, and never to focus on the real perps or the real issues. Or give people real advice on how to resist or withdraw from the system. You’ll never read an article like Miles on there.
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@Philip Cox:
“Or give people real advice on how to resist or withdraw from the system. You’ll never read an article like Miles on there.”
The only thing of value to gain from Alex Jones is the moniker “Info Wars”, because this is really at the heart of the issue. Since the controllers control everything the masses accept as news, then the truth might as well not exist because no one will recognize it even when it’s in plain sight; Covid-1984 is the just the latest example. This is very depressing.
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I have been following Peggy Hall at https://www.thehealthyamerican.org/
She has been doing research and producing videos and other materials to educate people about masks and other covid measures.
She is on the forefront of resisting this tyranny.
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Peggy makes a good point: Pushing the lie that we must wear face masks conditions the public into believing that the Governor can order private citizens to do things.
They are sneaking their way toward the totalitarian state by convincing the public that it is normal and that they we already there.
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Here’s some Covid info (or disinfo) that may be of interest:
View at Medium.com
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This article has charts that document how “governments in every country imposed lockdowns at precisely the same time relative to the future precipitous rise in their populations’ overall mortality rate[…]” – countries (and cities) for which, he asserts, there is reliable mortality data.
The charts seem to indicate that this virus somehow waited until lockdowns were in place before it started killing people at a level that exceeded normal projected deaths. This assumes that more people than normal, in general, have died during a specific time in a manner which can be attributed to CV, an assumption with which I don’t necessarily agree.
However, looking at numbers and graphs sends me into a drooling, vegetative state. Is this a revelation of some sort, or just a guy playing with some meaningless stats and crayons?
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I’d lean towards the crayons. For the sake of the argument, let’s assume the stats are accurate. If anything, the graphs can be reasonably read as justification for the lockdowns, which is probably how the Financial Times spun it. The “science” would have us believe that it takes an average of 2-3 weeks for the Covid to kill, so all of these deaths after the lockdown would be due to the masses that were heading to the hospital before the measures were imposed.
I don’t believe the data is accurate to start with. Statistics are the easiest thing to manipulate without getting caught as very few have access to the source data. I’ve yet to see anything that hasn’t looked staged showing the sick or the dead in all of this, so they simply are not there.
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Thank you, They Live. At first it looked like something, but the more I looked the less I knew. I guess, at best, it’s evidence that governments perhaps colluded – no big news there!
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COVID deaths were marked regardless of what the actual cause of death was as long as the person had a symptom like a cough.
Now that there’s “testing” the cases have gone up. Is this the same testing that has an 80% failure rate, and diagnoses people who have no symptoms? The testing is based on antibodies present, because they can’t isolate the virus. All that means is that you had something and your body produced antibodies in response, not specifically COVID. The COVID virus has never been purified or isolated so how would they know if your antibodies match it?
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In UK they are testing all the NHS nurses. I know of 3 whose antibody tests came back positive and were told they’d had Covid. Two had been ill previously but diagnosed with other conditions – not covid, and one had no recall whatsoever of being ill at any point.
But hey, someone is making lots of money selling them the tests so all is well.
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If it was real it would look more like this.
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Exactly! “Excess Deaths” is another new one in the lexicon from all this like “social distancing.” 100% phoeny.
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Link lost somehow…this is it: https://medium.com/@JohnPospichal/questions-for-lockdown-apologists-32a9bbf2e247
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Looks like the $20 had another prediction on it. The burning twin towers is on the $20 also.
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LOL I was wondering why I didn’t see it…
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As I queued up Family Guy episode 18 of season 18, I wondered if there would be something extra spooky for the aces and eights.
The show was about Meg faking her own death, so, yeah.
At the end on the family sofa, Meg says, “I’m sorry I faked my death”. Peter Griffen says to the son, “part of being a man is faking things” and then he gestures toward a raccoon who’s watching them through the window. The raccoon hadn’t appeared in the episode. Oddly random.
They cut to the raccoon, who tells another raccoon, “part of being a raccoon is about faking things”.
I did a quick search for raccoon symbolism to find, “disguise”, “secrecy”, “intelligence”, “illusion”.
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Yes …. A raccoon has a naturally sinister looking mask on the facial hair around the eyes.
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Raccoon = Ccorona
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It doesn’t get clearer than that.
The question that cannot be answered is how many on the production team understood the spooky “joke”? All of ’em or just one? I think that by this stage most workers in that industry are now scions of the ultra-rich, with the majority of ordinary people now having been hounded out.
You can see the results with bad-storytelling, overt propaganda and nihilism taking over most productions; nevermind the money-laundering wheeze that might now be be found that “market” aswell. Surely there is no way those movies should be costing up to half-a-billion dollars and more to make? That Call of the Wild dog looked pretty crappy.
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Fiction in general has been a historical brainwashing tool. If you watch old films you can spot the subtle agendas. Now we’re in the end-phase of the intentional ruination of the entire culture so the art is completely degenerate. They go out of their way to make it bad.
Take a look at Sundance. You have to be a spook baby and have a badly scripted film full of transparent cultural degradation to be among the award nominees. They figure they can replace word of mouth with cell phone screens and eventually everyone will repeat what diamonds these turds are.
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Raccoons? I prefer to call them trash pandas.
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Speaking of Racoon. Anyone familiar with Resident Evil?
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Years ago I watched a lot of weird videos and it was mentioned that the word Umbrella and the word Rain was a symbol for Lord of Rain – Baal. It makes me wonder about all these songs with Rain in them. Purple Rain – Prince, Let it Rain – Amanda Marshall, Here comes the Rain again – Eurythmics, Have you ever seen the Rain – CCR…and so many more. Are they singing to the god they worship, or is it songs relating to future events. Rain = Umbrella = Corona?
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Here comes that rainy day feeling again
Singin in the Rain
Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head
Rainy Days and Mondays
Here’s That Rainy Day
Rain, Rain, Go Away
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Not forgetting:
Rainy fay, dream away; Still raining, still dreaming – Hendrix
November rain – Guns ‘n Roses (Nov=11)
Rain – The Cult/Status Quo
In the arms of rain – H.I.M.
Fool in the rain; The Rain Song – Led Zeppelin
Dance in the rain – Megadeth
One more rainy day – Deep Purple
Sunday rain – Foo Fighters
Colassol Rains – Paradise Lost, etc
There’s also songs with rain-bow in the title such as:
Wilma’s rainbow – Helmet
Black rainbows – Type O Negative…
And the band Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
And then there’s The Who’s ‘Love Reign O’er Me’ (Reign/Rain – royalty?)
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What about “Somewhere over the rainbow?”
Miles has shown that a rainbow is a reflection of the sun.
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I see at the Wikipedia page for Resident Evil, under Resident Evil 6, “The story involves a new fast-acting zombie virus called the C-virus which has been weaponized by the NSA to induce fear in the general populace…”
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well it certainly has turned many people into mask wearing zombies.
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I just came across this movie.
Predictive programming?
Carriers
A deadly virus has spread across the globe. Contagion is everywhere, no one is safe, and no one can be trusted. Four friends race through the back roads of the American West on their way to a secluded utopian beach in the Gulf of Mexico where they could peacefully wait out the pandemic. Their plans take a grim turn when their car breaks down on an isolated road starting a chain of events that will seal their fates.
https://projectfreetv.fun/carriers-2009/
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PS
You must have AdBlock to watch projectfreetv without trouble.
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Looks dreadful. I did a family movie night with the movie Contagion right after they shut down the kids schools. Dreadful, but the predictive programming was astonishingly accurate. I just checked the IMBD page on it. The updated trivia section notes:
“the producers updated the special features section to include information about covid-19. This information was presented by Matt Damon, Jennifer Ehle, Kate Winslet, and Laurence Fishburne. As was indicated by the film, these public service presentations stated that the best advice for dealing with a pandemic (such as the fictional one in the film) comes from medical experts and not from others with contrasting agendas.”
Essentially admitting the state of fiction we are living out, the currently promoted user review states, “Literally its like , the current situation was all scripted years back !”
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“Literally its like , the current situation was all scripted years back !”
Like Johnny Carson use to say:
“You are correct sir.”
“We’re an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you’re studying that reality judiciously, as you will we’ll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that’s how things will sort out. We’re history’s actors…and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do”
Karl Rove
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“We’re an empire… and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do.”
If it was the American Empire then why is he referring to himself and fellow elitists as completely separate from all other Americans?
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@john
Because it’s “The Family’s Empire” he’s talking about.
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John J – don’t downplay the possibility he was merely referring to the resident multiple personalities and/or applying the royal first person plural pronoun.
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Greetings, sports fans. I just see on the webs that a GIANT CLOUD OF DUST is insidiously moving toward the eastern US.
Are they finally applying the efficacious dosage?
As for me and my house, I am putting on a Dusty Springfield LP, kicking back with a beverage and waiting for Godot.
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From the AP this morning, confirming that the long-anticipated fake second wave of the fake virus is here:
“ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) – Alarming surges in coronavirus cases across the U.S. South and West raised fears Monday that the outbreak is spiraling out of control and that hard-won progress against the scourge is slipping away because of resistance among many Americans to wearing masks and keeping their distance from others.”
Even though my state’s fake restrictions have been eased, anecdotally I’m seeing an increasing prevalence of face diapers at the businesses I patronize. It gives me a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach.
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Crazy people lined up in their cars for CV testing in Miami despite predicted 5-6 hour wait. What do they stand to gain that makes it worth the grief?
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Speaking of crazy, over the past couple of days I’ve seen both joggers and bikers wearing masks.
Sad…
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Yep……..if wave #1 didn’t get the job done (because of ‘MMRLM” – Miles Mathis Readers Lives Matter) our realization and pushback to their FAKE man-Demic they gotta roll out wave #2 since all of the fake Police killing blacks BS has gotten boring……these idiots never stop. But like Miles says, stop believing, stop listening, stop watching and just say no. I’m NOT interested in your facial diapers (that doesn’t prevent the spread of ANY virus “says it right on the fucking box” but hey, who bothers reading anything these days? If FOX and CNN spew it out their ass…….well hey…..it must be true! I’ll just make some popcorn, pour a glass of brandy and enjoy the circus. What else is their to do??
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Amazon is blogging it’s own horn, so to speak, in a recent dispatch to the credulous in which it asserts it is “constantly innovating to support our employees, customers, and communities as effectively as possible” by looking “for ways to help maintain social distance.” I read this as – We’re doing what we’re doing to help you little people, you should be grateful.
“As we’ve continued to learn and innovate to support the health and safety of our associates, we also saw an opportunity to evolve our tech even further and promote social distancing behavior in real-time. Given social distancing isn’t always natural, (we’ve) set out to use augmented reality to create a magic-mirror-like tool that helps associates see their physical distancing from others.” Be still my heart, a magic mirror to help us overcome our aversion to unnatural state mandated social behavior. The Gods are smiling upon us. Behold the New Normal:
Perhaps, if we’re really fortunate, the corporate masters will devise a way to beam these neat Stop/Go circles directly into our brains, making our lives much easier, and facial recognition programs could be utilized to track individual violations and issue fines for repeated failure to comply. Happy future days, no one has to rat anyone out: The Borg knows!
Amazon says it’s been getting “positive employee feedback” on it’s wonderous Distance Assistant, and why not? The employees are surely hoping that Amazon’s next tech innovation will help them endure their long, grinding low-paying shifts without having to attend to the bothersome, job endangering business of going to the
bathroom.
https://blog.aboutamazon.com/operations/amazon-introduces-distance-assistant
https://www.newsweek.com/amazon-drivers-warehouse-conditions-workers-complains-jeff-bezos-bernie-1118849
Have any of you experienced an inner twinge (for lack of a better word) when someone suddenly pulls up short to avoid getting too close to you, as if you were a dangerous snake? I know I have. It took my feeling it a few times for me to really think about it, and the best I can come up with is that it’s a primal reaction to being shunned, the sensation you would have upon discovering you were being abandoned by your tribe. Perhaps this is a fanciful notion, but I have felt SOMETHING unpleasant that’s deeper than an intellectual reaction, and I’m just taking a crack at figuring out what it is. Any thoughts?
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“Have any of you experienced an inner twinge (for lack of a better word) when someone suddenly pulls up short to avoid getting too close to you, as if you were a dangerous snake?”
Yes, I’ve been experiencing this more and more and yes I think it’s a reflexive, primitive instinct that’s hard to fight off.
To me the psychological impact of Covid-1984 is both fascinating and unsettling.Their dehumanization campaign appears to be working.
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It happened to me as recently as this morning in the store. Just makes me sad for the cowed and cowering who draw back.
I woke up this morning and had a mean thought if they decided the virus spread via flatus 98% would go about with a cork in the bunghole if the tv said to do so.
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I’ve noticed my own annoyance with the short stoppers to be diminishing over time. More disturbingly, I’ve noticed myself doing the same thing to other people. Perhaps it’s something I’ve always done and never noticed before, but I find myself bothered by it now. Awareness is the first step to solving the problem I guess
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I was buying a dishwasher the other day, I was fascinated by the dance the sales associate did, it was like a game of chess, if I moved too close he moved away, this went on for some time, and it took me a few minutes to realize what he was doing. But the other wonderful side is I went to two other stores, at the first one I was served by an 85 year semi retired sales person and he stood right up close, no fear. He was super sweet. And at the other store the associate came and stood up close and I thanked him for being approachable and standing close up. He was like, don’t get me started on that. In a weeks time, Home Depots employee’s all have to wear mandatory masks, he was not happy about that. Such interesting times we are navigating.
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The dishwasher in our house is…….ME!
I refuse to suckered into believing I NEED one. Having said that, I couldn’t do without my washing machine. Each to his own I guess.
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Ditto.
There was an electric dishwasher in my flat when I moved in.
Free to anyone who wants it lol.
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@carol & Graham, why is this about my preference to having a dishwasher, I was talking about social distancing. I am acutally shaking my head at your judgement Carol and the use of your words. If you knew me, you would never use the word suckered. I had been hand washing my dishes for many years. I made a conscious decision to have a change. Since you don’t know the reasons for my choices, it might be better to be kind.
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Dishwashers are a complete waste of time. We bought one then I realised you have to have 3 times the amount of dishes you currently have to justify its use, i.e. letting all the dishes gather in the machine for the big wash. Yuck. If you opt to use it for every meal then you still find yourself rinsing the dishes first (the pre-wash!) which is one step away from washing ’em yourself anyway. Nevermind that doing the dishes is good exercise 😉
Sorry, Cher, but you’ve opened up a Pandora’s box there 😉
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We got a small counter-top dishwasher a few years back. That solves the problem of having to wait. For a family of four it is perfect. But we went years without one. I kept saying to my wife we should get one. She thought I was just being spoiled. Now she doesn’t know how we raised two young kids without one. Of course we don’t NEED one…but it’s very nice to have it.
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Why are people arguing about the utility/value of a dishwasher? Take a step back, jeez
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“Why are people arguing about the utility/value of a dishwasher?”
Dishwasherology is very important.
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@They Live
It is not an argument; it is a philosophical debate about Oikonomics 😉
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Well, in that case, family of 5, dishwasher runs every other day. The only thing I find to be more convenient about it than hand washing is that it takes care of the drying too. Plus, there would be an awkward gap in between my cabinets without it.
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Revealed here first: the previously unknown status of dishwashers as a hot button topic.
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Makes a nice change to discussing blackwashers (of the truth, and Miles) I think 🙂
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Cher, you’re missing the point and taking it all too seriously.
There was NO criticism aimed at you .
It really isn’t about dishwashers . Raymond got it. It’s about how we fall for their ideas on what we NEED………………even when we patently don’t……………….to sell THEIR STUFF to the gullible gadget hungry masses. .
A couple of examples: They don’t use Hoovers in poorer countries . They use brooms. They don’t use electric barbeques . They use wood. So much cheaper …………..and dare I say it……….greener ……..than buying into their all electric world.. When we are all electric just watch the price go up and up and up. Do we really need televisions even?
My ” sucker” point was the washing machine .
We’ve all got our limits.
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@carol, I did not know you were referencing the big “They” and the applicance matrix. From that perspective I understand. As far as being serious, your sentence can be read in a different way than in the intention of how you wrote it. I guess it is telling that there are real people on this blog. One applicance I can happily say that I have not been suckered into owning for 30 years is a TV..but then there is the computer..the new and modern TV, which I do own. Not easy to step out of “their” matrix.
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“When we are all electric just watch the price go up and up and up.”
If “They” would just release the fucken FREE energy device they have suppressed then we could do what we want and really live off the grid.
But no….. “They” can’t do that for the slaves.
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I recall Miles had a paper about a new energy source, speculating it had something to do with the helium production near Amarillo, IIRC. And maybe was being used for high-speed transport of the elites in UFO style machines. But I haven’t seen much on that since – is there some other sources with related info?
As a firm believer in peak oil and finite resources on a finite planet, if the publicly known forms of energy are the only option for the masses, we’re in deep doo-doo.
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Sven – peak oil is a bit of a push – it traded negatively in April – the one thing the World is not short of is energy
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Mark “world is not short of […] energy”
Mental energy excepted, of course…
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Peak oil isn’t true.
The earth produces and replenishes oil….and it’s not from dead prehistoric life witch doesn’t make any sense to begin with.
[One of the world’s leading advocates for the theory that hydrocarbons are renewable is Dr. Thomas Gold who contends that oil is not a limited resource, and that oil, natural gas and coal, are not so-called “fossil fuels.”
In his book, The Deep Hot Biosphere: The Myth of Fossil Fuels, he explains that dinosaurs and plants and the fossils from those living beings are not the origin of oil and natural gas, but rather generated from a chemical substance in the crust of the Earth.
Dr. Gold: “Astronomers have been able to find that hydrocarbons, as oil, gas and coal are called, occur on many other planetary bodies. They are a common substance in the universe.]
http://321energy.com/editorials/bainerman/bainerman083105.html
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Isn’t Titan awash with so-called “fossil fuels”? Mind you, they could be making everything up about what constitutes that moon. I’d to know Miles’ take on the abiotic vs probiotic origins of oil.
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If you really stop and think about it “fossil fuels” in great quantities doesn’t make sense.
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@Sven Swenson
About other forms of energy I came across this older guest paper where MM comments about how to focus the charge field, like an volcano with a pyramid. Also a quick mention of MMs theory of energy made from caesium.
“[Miles: I should have said a pyramid acts like a volcano, since the volcano came first. A volcano is a volcano because it transmits energy from below the crust, in the form of heat, magma, fire, and eruptions.”
“Addendum March 15, 2018: Miles’s speculation about the new type of energy being made from caesium extracted from uranium is supported by the CIA’s blog Take a Peek Into Our “X-Files”, which was probably posted a day before the reboot of the X-Files TV series in January 2016.”
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@Sven Swenson
I googled::
“site:mileswmathis.com caesium energy”
Here is the more speculative paper on caesium energy from MM.
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I keep thinking there is a reason they want people wearing masks and distancing that may not have been explored. Population control, perhaps? All this separation has got to result in fewer people getting together and making babies. And, this just happens to be the year of the US Census. Maybe they want to reduce population numbers and blame it on covid deaths? In any case all this enforced individuation will surely result in a reverse baby boom.
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I’m pretty sure that the “social distancing” paradigm is to reinforce the contagion myth as well as diminishing the rewards from socializing in reality. You see, we are being offered socializing via online platforms and thus the competition must be suppressed. Going forward, all social interactions will take place on government-approved corporate platforms.
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“I keep thinking there is a reason they want people wearing masks and distancing that may not have been explored.”
You’re right, and I think the enormity of this thing escapes us: social engineering on the grandest scale, designed to alter a basic behavior of an entire planet’s worth of people in a very short time. CV is surely not the reason for this effort, but the excuse by which we can allow ourselves to be sold on it’s necessity.
When have they ever told us the truth about anything?
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They seem to be doubling down on the mask-wearing propaganda; it aint going away. Perhaps they hope to wear down people’s patience so they voluntarily take the much-touted vaccine. Alternatively, it may be just another random ingredient to increase fear and confusion, e.g. fear of a vaccination program that will never happen, fear of social ostracisation for not wearing a mask, fear of health effects if wearing a mask, more social division etc etc etc. We poor saps are going to be left exhausted as the Solar Maximum is wasted on us 😉
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Masks cause covid 19 symptoms. There is one reason. There are many more. No masks in my city (1.4 million people) no covid 19 (4 people sick in 6 months), I’m sure people would still test positive to some of those tests but…….You need at least some sick people to fake a disease for 6 months (not many and they don’t have to be from a virus) or lots of people will get very suspicious.
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It doesn’t matter how suspicious people get, when they can be distracted with fake anti racist violence.
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There’s a fantastic app I just learned about, called WhoColor. It was developed by German researchers and is basically a free web browser tool that lets readers color just who edited what in Wikipedia.
Detailed instructions for installation can be found here:
https://f-squared.org/whovisual/#color
Using it might help understand that Wikipedia is controlled by an unbelievably small group of (paid?) editors. This by itself confirms the fact Wikipedia is actually a not-so-hidden attempt to rewrite history by a bunch of disinformation agents. https://swprs.org/wikipedia-disinformation-operation/
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There’s some history with this idea. Here is a link to some internecine squabbling amongst these spooks:
https://encyclopediadramatica.wiki/index.php/The_Wikipedia_Jews
Make sure your adblock is on! The information is rather dated and applies mostly to the 2000s up until about 2014 but it does help to show how and why wikipedia is controlled by propagandists. Wading through the juvenile silliness and obvious blackwashing/LH can be taxing, though. Keep in mind it was (and still is, I imagine) a free-for-all dumping ground for all manner of spooks and trolls but there’s a lot of truth in there, too.
SlimVirgin (https://encyclopediadramatica.wiki/index.php/SlimVirgin) and Jayjg (https://encyclopediadramatica.wiki/index.php/Jayjg) were the main targets back then, particularly with the pro-Israel propaganda they were charged to spread and if you take a deeper look into their own ED (and other bio links) pages all the usual red flags should go up and I doubt anyone here will be surprised.
To be clear, I’m not promoting ED at all but the work that was done to expose Wikipedia’s operations is somewhat useful. The subculture of the most “powerful” editors and their minions is amusing to watch from a distance.
Not sure who the SlimVirgins and Jayjgs are nowadays but rest assured the M.O. is still the same.
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“Daniel Brandt of the Wikipedia Review and founder of Wikipedia-Watch patiently assembled tiny clues about Slim Virgin and posted them on these Web sites. Eventually, two readers identified her. Slim Virgin was no other than Linda Mack, the young graduate Salinger* hired.”
*Pierre Salinger was White House press secretary to Presidents John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. Salinger also served as U.S. Senator from California and a campaign manager for Robert Kennedy.
“Salinger came to believe that [first name redacted but known to be Linda] was working for [name of intelligence agency redacted but known to be Britain’s MI5] and had been from the beginning; assigned genuinely to investigate Pan Am 103, but also to infiltrate and monitor us.
All doubts about Slim Virgin’s true identity had vanished. Today, Linda Mack is rumored to reside in Alberta, Canada, under the name of Sarah McEwan.”
From here https://web.archive.org/web/20200528235242/http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_view.asp?menu=c10400&no=374006&rel_no=1
Ps: the linked article talks about the researcher working on Lockerbie bombing hoax, who was trying to solve the mystery around it or so the linked article says. Didn’t bother to find out wether this particular author thinks or wrote of Lockerbie as a hoax though, but his findings about connections of ex intelligence spooks to Wikipedia editors positions is definitely a big catch.
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Your investigation into the lockerbie hoax was epic Vexman… Thankyou
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@ Vexman
A few years back I started doubting the veracity of the Lockerbie affair . Dr Swire was a well known figure in these parts and indeed has a local road and clinic named after him.
I looked into his family but couldn’t find anything glaringly odd . In fact it all seemed pretty normal so I left it.
Having read your investigation on it…………………albeit 3 years too late I thought I’d have another check around.
There is a College in Blackwell ( oddly enough no. 1 Spirehouse Lane ) but it’s currently a Community College for Special needs young boys ( up to 16 years of age ) run by the local authority. It may well have had a different usage back in the day. Originally it would have been a very large private house in a VERY select area.
Of the ten names I picked at random from the list of UK victims, there were no death records in nine cases and in the one where there was a death record the date of death is 1988 but prior to the crash. The date is given as the second quarter ( April – June ) 1988. Curious. Could be a mistake I suppose.
I intend to do more on it but currently we are experiencing a heatwave here in the UK ( no doubt a bonus from plane free skies ) and my computer room is unbearable.!!
I’ll be back.
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Here’s a more readable assessment of the spookiness of Wiki. 2 part series:
https://thegrayzone.com/2020/06/10/wikipedia-formally-censors-the-grayzone-as-regime-change-advocates-monopolize-editing/
https://thegrayzone.com/2020/06/11/meet-wikipedias-ayn-rand-loving-founder-and-wikimedia-foundations-regime-change-operative-ceo/
Although there is obvious bias to the reporting, it is certainly more readable for the average person than ED. The range of topics covered include; overt censorship of news sources; the minute number of editors that dominate the content, and a pretty thorough outing of the current spook head of Wikimedia, Katherine Maher.
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And Jimbo Wales is forever begging for donations, because it is a grassroots effort. Wales, mmmm, prety sure I have seen that name in the usual place.
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A motorcyclist has a rifle pointed at him for trying to go around protestors… meanwhile the police are keeping the actual public away from the “scene”. Notice how the streets leading up to that intersection have zero traffic.
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From the Shining paper,
“Because the revolutionary spirit was actually low, this looks like working, but if a popular uprising in the US really should emerge in the near future, look for a whole other level of faking from the governors. This is what happened in the late 60s, early 70s, when the government had to go all out to prevent anything real from taking place. That’s when they ran one huge fake after another, including several high-profile fake assassinations, the Black Panthers, Manson, Patty Hearst, the Chicago Eight, an impeachment, and a whole raft of fake serial killers. Currently they have everyone locking themselves down due to fear of mass murderers and fake viruses, but that could change. When it does, prepare yourself for a level of faking that makes the late 60s look like a vaudeville romp. They will be asking for belief in a set of gaudy crises that dwarf any before. Don’t fall for it. Ignore the scripted tragedy playing on your screen, and simply continue to demand they return all the money they have stolen from you. AND DON’T GIVE THEM ANY MORE!”
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Since regular actors are out of work these guys need something to do.
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This is a good one…
Pick any 3 digit number and google it with the words “new cases”. The gaystream media has an article for every number…
Pure dickheads
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Here’s a search with a two-digit number: https://www.google.com/search?q=33+new+cases
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“About 4,610,000,000 results (0.33 seconds) ”
.33 seconds, hahahahahaha
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“Pick any 3 digit number and google it with the words “new cases””
This is eerie. It seems as if the results are dynamically created depending on the search. If that is the case then the “news” is spontaneously created. That level of information control is nuts.
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Never thought of that… Nwws as a lying algorithm
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Seems to work well with four digit numbers, too. Not as many results, but always at least a few.
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Completely random number 597.
From the internet:
29 May 2020 – France registered 597 new COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the French Public Health Agency revealed on Friday. The figure brought the …
Oh Lord!!!
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Anybody in the market for a masterpiece? “A famous painting of the Immaculate Conception by baroque artist Bartolomé Esteban Murillo has become the newest in a long line of botched art restorations in Spain.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/06/23/immaculate-conception-painting-face-virgin-mary-botched-spain/3240869001/
I can’t fathom even the most connected and corrupt insurance company finding a way to pay out on something like this, so the original is probably sold on the black market and replaced by the painting of an 8 year old. Oy vey!
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Seems to fit in nicely with the eradication of history by toppling statues, removing flags and paintings. All things beautiful and all things contrary to the new religion will be destroyed.
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Apologies if you have already discussed these things.
I just read Solar Minimum blues and it promoted some thoughts.
At the start I was thinking about how in the Olympics they always want records to be beaten, but that would be difficult if oxygen levels in the air are relatively low this year. I then imagined in the change rooms, the athletes having 10 minute sessions on an oxygen tank to enrich their blood with oxygen. (Changing the distances or the timers to make it look like world records were being achieved might be more easily discovered – imagine a crazy coach at home using their own timer and spotting the lags).
I then thought well the big bad guys are not the type to miss an opportunity.
So with the plandemic there are plenty of unwell people, who are feeling “not themselves” or listless, and plenty of people with flu like symptoms. Forcing people to wear a mask also reduces oxygen intake. Plus forcing people to stay indoors and stopping them from going to the beach etc compromises their immune system (on top of all the food and other pollution). So the timing on all that was perfect.
And the plandemic also helps delay the Olympics to later in the year. Icing on the cake.
I wonder if people in smog filled countries have been feeling a little better – the lockdown may have reduced that a bit in some areas.
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Random numbers:
437 – cases in Bahrain
4.6 million cases passed, from India TV story
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Try 666
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Thank you for the 3 number digit tip. I did 101 to 110. I literally pissed myself laughing. I am sorry but I think we live in the dumbest ear of human history. I really can’t stop laughing. Thank you for that tip. That is classic.
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You’re right. Too many of us still trust our elites.
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Gabriel Wortman, the guy who killed 22 people in Nova Scotia April 18/19 had close contact with Hell Angels and was a spook.
http://www.cabaltimes.com/2020/06/24/stay-the-blazes-home/
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Here’s another good update on the Nova Scotia shooting hoax:
https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/the-nova-scotia-shooter-case-has-hallmarks-of-an-undercover-operation/
Interestingly, they’ve scrubbed that story at Macleans.ca (when you search for it on their site) however this direct story-link is still working. I’ve made sure it’s archived on the Wayback Machine.
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And here’s yet another shooty-hoax update, this time it’s from the Toronto Star.
The Macleans story that discovered Wortman received $475K in cash, unmasked the RCMP as complicit in the whole charade. With their pants down, the RCMP have floated this whopper of a cover story:
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2020/06/21/pandemic-fears-may-have-led-ns-gunman-to-withdraw-hundreds-of-thousands-of-dollars-prior-to-massacre-rcmp-say.html
Hilarious!
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The Covid storyline is getting totally boring as it winds down. Interesting to see that the tennis superstar Novak Djokovic is being given a lead role in the aftermath, as a prominent anti-vaxxer. This is not a surprise as his name can easily be reworked as ‘No Vaxxs son of a Joker’. Just shows how far ahead the scriptwriters plan these staged production.
The message he is pushing is that anti-vaxxers are stupid and there are dangerous consequences if you disobey authority. Same old, same old parable that goes back many thousands of years. Yawn….
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Here’s a few more tax dollars lost in the shuffle:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/finance/smallbusiness/dead-people-got-241-billion-in-covid-19-stimulus-checks-watchdog-says/ar-BB15Y87U
The headline leads off with over $1 billion of stimulus checks have been sent out to dead people.
“IRS counsel initially “determined that IRS did not have the legal authority to deny payments to those who filed a return in 2019, even if they were deceased at the time of payment.””
My question is how 1 million dead people have been able to cash these checks? They slip in the fact that over $500 billion has been paid out in forgivable business loans with no accountability to date whatsoever.
“The agency said it “cannot simply take a spreadsheet used on a public[Freedom of Information Act] website for traditional loan programs and populate it with PPP loan information.”
I’m sure this is all a drop in the bucket compared to what’s going on over at the Fed and Blackrock
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A: Why is it a story if, like you said, dead people don’t cash checks. Secondly, this is a story because of digital currency and ID2020.
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The story is the half trillion given away to mostly big businesses that never closed in the first place, most of them likely owned by the very same perpetrators of the corona scam. The agency can’t create a spreadsheet? Give me a break.
I think ID2020 is misdirection as well. Just because it has the formality of Rockefeller and Gates names behind it doesn’t make it a real goal of theirs. I know there are a lot of people out there that aren’t that clever, but I’ve met very few that are willing to chip their dogs, let alone themselves. I’m not saying that we aren’t being watched, but this latest worldwide hoax has proved that there is only a small percentage of people they actually need to keep their eye on. That’s already sewn up pretty tight, and once the illusion of freedom is removed, the masses may become dangerous.
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“I’m not saying that we aren’t being watched, but this latest worldwide hoax has proved that there is only a small percentage of people they actually need to keep their eye on.”
Which small percentage of people would this be?
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Their relatives and the people that are on to them. Anyone else wouldn’t be any threat.
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Miles hit Charles first! Sorry, I mean Miles hits Charles I and others…
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Brilliant, I just read the French revolution for the first time and was half way through Napoleon before I got sidetracked. This should tie in nicely. Went to the French revolution because I happened upon the rumor that Louis XVI was probably gay. From: In Truth: A History of Lies from Ancient Rome to Modern America by Matthew Fraser, a professor at the American University of Paris.
“rumors that Louis XVI was impotent (“mauvais fouteur”). When Marie Antoinette became pregnant, the pamphlets speculated on the real identity of the biological father.”
I don’t have the book. Most of the excerpt, (and the title,) reads like well written misdirection. Full excerpt here:
https://quillette.com/2020/06/24/marie-antoinette-figure-of-myth-magnet-for-lies/
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Very interesting paper!
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Fantastic paper. So much to chew on. Bravo.
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The “English” Revolution.
The “Russian” Revolution.
The “French” Revolution.
The “American” Revolution.
All names now fixed 😉
Word in from the Spartan Ephors — I could’ve just written “Revolution”.
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Here is the “Directive” or Executive Order from the Lincoln County, Oregon “Health Administrator and Lincoln County Health Officer” that famously mandates everyone wear a face mask, except “people of color”:
From the bottom, where the penalties are listed for not complying with this non-law (I had to type this out because it doesn’t have selectable text):
“This Directive is self-executing. All persons in Lincoln County are expected to adhere to its terms. Violations of the Directive does not constitute or create grounds for private persons or public employees, including law enforcement, to stop, detain, issue a citation or undertake any other enforcement action under Lincoln County Code Chapter 10 against a person or persons who does not comply. No person shall intimidate or harass individuals who do not comply. This Directive is intended to induce voluntary compliance and compliment education and encouragement of use face coverings to protect ourselves and our community.”
It goes on in the next paragraph to implicity state that commercial establishments are only required to advise individuals to wear face coverings.
Some food for thought when people start worrying about these Directives or Executive Orders.
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As someone had posted previously, Peggy Hall knows what it’s all about:
Hell, I bet Peggy and Miles would hit it off.
🙂
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I love Peggy. I love Naturopath Pam Popper too.
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Increased inhalation of carbon dioxide. I hadn’t thought of that. That’s what wearing a mask does. I suspect this is the real reason for enforcing masks.
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A few people here have mentioned Peggy Hall. She is on my “might very well be a spook” list.
Here’s why:
On the “about” page of her website she lists work experiences such as peace corps in Morocco, advertising for Proctor and Gamble in Casablanca, Department of the Navy while in graduate school, national wellness expert for the ABC Radio Network, and several hundred television appearances including a show hosted by some spooky characters called America Now (see Wikipedia). Some nice cushy placements I would say. She is clearly media trained, which is always a flag for me.
Go to her website and notice the generic messages in the photo on her home page – Freedom Over Fear, Make America Great Again…What does that even mean? (rhetorical question). Notice all the content throughout her site that consists of generic platitudes that truly say nothing. She is reaching for the conservative, republican, good Christian values audience as evidenced by the Chris Bish for congress photo on her “Peggy’s story” page.
More to the point – her youtube channel was started on May 6th 2020. Where have you been Peggy? Virtually every single video is about how stupid and unproven masks are. And I agree with Peggy. But I suggest she is cleverly misdirecting. She says nothing about the fakeness of the entire covid fantasy. Not a single thing. In my opinion, she is a one trick phoney – claim your freedom and dignity by not wearing a useless mask.
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Oh man – buzz kill…
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Old School: You are probably right. I’m grasping at straws and hope anywhere I can, but I know discernment is crucial. Peggy does pull one in with with her smoothness and confidence.
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You would lose that bet.
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Miles, I want to push back on Peggy and her message a bit more.
I didn’t need to even watch her video to see that she is not the sort of person you would hit it off with, Miles. The picture of her on her website surrounding by people wearing MAGA regalia only confirmed that. @They Live connected lots of good dots, which were ripe for the picking on her bio page: https://www.thehealthyamerican.org/peggys-story Reading her bio where she says she worked in all of these positions where everyone around her was lying and she was told that he job was to instill fear in people and yet she seemed to have no problem with that at the time (not enough to quit anyway) says a lot about her.
But the thing I really want to hit back on is the anti-mask backlash. I’m not saying it’s not an important issue, but it has become clear to me that the public discussion and debate is being deliberately focused around the mask issue and the flames on either side are being fanned in order to increase division. And why we’re all talking about masks, the real bandits are left make their getaway.
Somebody here e-mailed me about his concern surrounding some of the over-the-top responses to Greg from Mass’s comments about his son wearing a mask to graduation and other statements here about mask wearers (such as “You put a mask on, you become an inanimate object.”) A week later a new commenter tried to post a really nasty, over-the-top response to Greg. I did not allow it through moderation as it was too outlandish, including such gems as “Stop suckling soy milk from Satan’s tit.”
The e-mail’s basic point was that such responses are inhumane–even if wearing a mask is the wrong decision, we need to at least understand what would drive someone to wear one. I would add that such responses show complete lack of empathy for people who are still stuck in the matrix. I think it’s crucially important that we do not allow ourselves to turn against such people, but the mask issue is being used to do that. (It is also being used to deepen the partisan divide, at least in the US, as the people who are against wearing masks are being portrayed in the media and right-wing Trump lovers–and of course Peggy fits right in to that part of the psyop.)
Bottom line: the mask-wearing issue is being used as another wedge in the divide-and-conquer strategy of TPTB. That doesn’t mean we should start wearing masks or stop fighting against it. It simply means we need to be careful not to dehumanize the people who do. I am now suspicious of people who are trying to dehumanize or incite hatred against those who support wearing masks. I’m not sure what the best messaging strategy would be, but I’m quite sure that isn’t it.
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In a nutshell, “mask wearing is bad, mask wearers are not”
Adapted from a similar phrase I picked up in a stop smoking session.
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We should save our hatred and anger for the people who deserve it. Here we are being led to hate each other (also mask wearers led to hate or dehumanize or pathologize those who decide not to).
Or maybe another way to think of it is: if you didn’t actively hate these people for being trapped in the Matrix before March, is wearing a mask really enough to tip the scales?
Another thought experiment: ask yourself, can you imagine a stage of your life when you might have bought into mainstream message on COVID, the fear, or the feeling that you are protecting others to wear a mask and selfish not to? A point where you would have looked at people like in the video clip below and thought that people who don’t want to wear masks sure are a bunch of whackos and loons (whee this is probably the only type of depiction you would see of people who object to wearing masks)? Or have you always been “woke”?
If you can imagine a point in your life where you might have swallowed the mainstream message, is your former self deserving of that level of hatred and derision? And if you tell yourself that, no, even back then you wouldn’t have fallen for this, how can you be so certain? It seems obvious to you now, but are you sure it would have seemed so obvious to you back then?
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@Josh, That was Old School that called her out, not me. Unless I hit her the first time around she was promoted here, but I don’t think I did. I saw the markers on her and never bothered to watch the videos.
I agree that we need to have more empathy for people who don’t “see.” I was raised to be skeptical of government, but I’ve peeled back so many more layers of the onion since. No matter how much time you dedicate to learning, (or unlearning,) it is a never ending process. We’ll never win our liberty back sewing the seeds of hate, which is why the Phonies and their minions sew those seeds all day, every day, everywhere.
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@Josh: We just have to tell them the truth and be an example. Its the only way.
‘It’s a fake pandemic over a cold virus, a quasi-hoax being used as a political tool, were under global psychological assault, etc.’
But at the same time things are going to come to a head whether we want it to or not, and people are going to take sides. This is a ‘consensus forcing’ event, like the World Wars, attempting to break all resistance to them at all levels. However I will never voluntarily submit to this insanity just to save some people’s feelings. I’m sure most reading this here wouldn’t either. It’s truly a pickle with no easy answer.
Yeah the mask thing can be sidestepped in a lot of situations, but in restaurants like the one I work at the issue isn’t as avoidable. So this past week the health inspector paid us a visit. We fought over the masks but it was all over a technicality in the exemptions. The real oppression was when he forced our owner to censor our juice bottles, wiping off words like “Immunity”, “Antioxidant”, “Anti-inflammation”, etc. since they are considered “health claims”.
Aaaaand this is precisely how this is an attack is working. Any and all resistance/independence is constantly being pigeon-holed into some legal or economic corner.
You mean to tell me pharmaceutical industry and mainstream health can completely ruin the lives and health of millions over overpriced poisoned pills all over the world, but we can’t sell a bottle of healthy juice? What a world..
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Philip, I agree with you completely. All of that is true and of course it is true not only about disobeying orders related to masks and lockdown. I never suggested or implied for half a millisecond that anyone should comply or submit to save somebody’s feelings. That was not my point at all. Not even close to my point.
We must push back and tell the truth and set an example and then push back some more. But I believe we should do so from a genuine attitude of empathy, patience, and compassion, rather than arrogance, hatred and dehumanization. Here I am speaking more of the people who are wearing masks than bullies trying to enforce those orders. Patience and compassion won’t work when dealing bullies.
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I forgot to mention the best part. So when the inspector came in, one of our customers went ballistic on him. She called him a terrorist, a Nazi, and started recording him. God damn it was beautiful. Sure enough we rewarded her. Again, I’m only seeing women with any spine around here. If the rest of this pansy town would get it together we could return to some normalcy..
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My attempt at humor fell flat – in retrospect I should have said I think Miles would probably agree with Peggy Hall’s basic message that none of these state directives are legally binding, that there is no real emergency to justify them, and that in certain instances, like in California, private businesses demanding people wear masks might in and of itself be illegal.
I’m still learning here…and I’ll admit that while watching Peggy’s videos I had this vaguely uncomfortable feeling that her presentations are too polished, not to mention that they’ve managed to survive the YouTube censors. I think subconsciously I didn’t want to discover she’s controlled, so I didn’t take the time to explore her background (I hadn’t even visited her website). But Old School did and sure enough there are indeed quite a few red flags.
Cognitive dissonance is a hell of a drug.
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I have another bet: if Hall is her married name, we are sure to find an interesting maiden name here.
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I agree, up to a point. But remember, some of these mask wearers really ARE the enemy. Don’t assume all of them are dupes. Some of them are in on it. I ran into one yesterday, and got really pissed off. I was so angry I couldn’t even speak and rode off on my bike. I ran into a local acquaintance on the streets, riding bikes with his daughter. I knew him only from yoga and bicycling, but always wanted to like him. Which I think is why I was so angry: another potential friend lost. We chatted for a couple of minutes before covid inevitably came up. I didn’t bring it up. He said his work wasn’t affected, and I said good, where do you work. He said he freelanced, but had been working for the Discovery Channel. My face immediately dropped, as you can imagine. He started talking about his project, which was to bring back some show about working stiffs, which I had never heard of of course. They wanted to update the show based on the new covid rules. My face dropped again. Finally I stopped him and told him I knew covid was a fake. He said he knew doctors and nurses who were treating people dying of it, and asked how I could account for it. I told him I didn’t have to account for people lying to me, including him. THen I told him he needed to look into it, because he was too good to be pushing these lies, and rode off. I consider that very generous, given that he apparently ISN’T too good to be doing it, or he wouldn’t be. And now for the punch line: his first name is . . . Troy. You will tell me he is just another ignorant person believing what he is told. Possibly, but this town is full of spooks, and I believe I just ran into one. At least now I know him for who he is, and I won’t stop and listen to his guff again. I see this event as a great way to separate the wheat from the chaff. Except that there is so much chaff and so little wheat.
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It’s very simple really, but most haven’t stopped to consider it: People have respiratory symptoms just as they’ve had them throughout recorded history. The only difference is that now someone attending them holds a machine and presses a button. This machine sometimes emits a “positive” signal. Thus, all respiratory illnesses have a high likelihood of being classified as CV because of unregulated CV tests that have never proven their utility to anyone or even that they are any more sophisticated than a magic 8-ball.
I think most people can grasp this concept once they hear it.
It’s also why it’s ludicrous for anyone to think they could be deprived of their personal freedoms or have their family torn asunder and children snatched based on such evidence. If you’ve ever had a speeding ticket, you’ll see the calibration/certification information for the radar device used. This is a glaring omission.
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it’s kinda hard to keep a cool head at all times with this garbage going on. In my area (and others as well no doubt) they temporarily dialed back most of the bullshit “restrictions” and then came out with the inevitable “we’ve re-opened to soon” song after another fake wave of immediate “outbreaks” due to people being too close to one another, even insinuating in some circles that a few measly, poorly attended phony “Floyd” protests/riots were to blame for a (fake) massive statewide outbreak. More division and blackwashing of protest gatherings in general to demonize those who might want to demonstrate against all this evil psychological and economic terrorism, When you keep getting jerked around like this, it’s easy to blow your top.
I agree we need to stay mindful not to be too harsh with the obedient public at large, but I know when I was younger and dumber, often if someone was saying something against the status quo and talked in an articulate manner with some conviction and confidence, It usually at least made me pause to think, hell even if they lacked tact and just told it like it was, calling people fools along the way it still made an impression. The bullies of creepazoid inc.have no qualms about such tactics and use confidence and intimidation because it works, that’s why they are called confidence men, Not that this is always the way to go, but we should also be sure not to bend just to save someone’s feelings. We’ve given up more than enough as it is, and sometimes it’s for their own damn good. I’ve had some success lately waking some people up all while sticking to my guns.
Along with everything else I’ve said here that is is pretty much redundant, I wanted to echo Miles in that I’ve also noticed some of the mask-wearers are indeed stooges. On walking paths and bike trails, the vast majority of people (at least around here) in open air situations who are exercising are not wearing face coverings so when you see people exercising this way, it sticks out as extremely unnatural. Well before this fraudulent nightmare began here, and was still just some story regarding China, I noticed a guy riding around on a popular trail in town wearing a mask. He was riding around on some cycle contraption that he pedaled in a reclined position with his feet up in the air, instead of near the ground and had all kinds of multicolored flags and ridiculous doohickeys all over it screaming “pay attention to me!”. I immediately thought he was doing his part to help spread anxiety. He wasn’t exactly making wearing a mask look cool, but he was certainly aiding in putting the concept out there early on. The thing this guy was riding seemed incredibly dangerous, since if you lost control for any reason you wouldn’t have the luxury of using your legs/feet in an attempt to balance or break a fall and he didn’t appear to be young, agile or even in good shape and was riding a trail where if something went wrong, you could quite easily end up sliding, tumbling or crashing down into a filthy ditch, breaking and scraping just about any and every body part along the way, I’d be lying if I said I didn’t briefly fantasize about exactly that happening, but then that hardly makes me any better. I probably shouldn’t have even mentioned that bit.
Just about a week ago I was out riding my bike rather late and saw (on a few separate occasions) a diverse group of young cyclists riding together in a pack of around 10, and every single one of them had an identical mask on and similar lighting on their bikes. This scene obviously stuck out. I’ve seen plenty of groups just as large and larger riding around together and sometimes one or two of them will have masks on, and I’ve just attributed that to the standard media induced paranoia, but I couldn’t believe you could find 10 young people who want to ride bikes in the street together late at night, and every single one of them willingly chooses to ride around the whole time with a mask on in the open air. They might not have all been spooks, but I’d be willing to bet at least one of them was doing spookwork. This kind of stuff probably happens all the time with small seemingly innocuous organizations like bike riding clubs being infiltrated (or created) to spread horseshit. “Hey, looks like you forgot to bring your mask, that’s okay I’ve got one you can use, we just wanna make sure everyone stays safe” Then make sure everyone is seen looking like idiots as they whizz past any onlookers at all the trendy spots
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Yes I agree that some mask wearers are not dupes, and that’s important to keep in mind. It seems to me your response to that guy was wholly justified and proportionate. I also understand Maria’s frustration with the dupes who have smugly abdicated critical thought. Some people are a lost cause.
What is that saying…?
May God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
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I had a similar experience with a relative claiming they knew someone who witnessed multiple deaths at an institution. I said your source is a liar. Their source turns out to manage the institution and was on the media waxing melancholy about the deaths. I said your source is a lair and a spook then. I could have handled it better.
For the record, I could not shift my relative from the entrenched position that “there is something out there”. I know others who accept the pandemic is manufactured but their brains cannot compute that is all a lie based on nothing. So I’ve shifted my argument and say “You’re right, there is something out there and it is called the common-flu. They decided to declare war on the common-flu”.
Spooks on other sites like yahoo are flooding the comments to silence out any doubts now. They hit you with all the medical-babble about SARS and infection rates. They really want to double down on this kabuki; I think they want this to become an annual piece of fear-porn. I respond that they’re repeating mainstream lies so how can you use a lie to confirm a lie. I state bluntly that if you allow this to continue they their children will be brought up believing the lie and performing these rituals of mask-wearing, social distancing and an annual flu.
On a positive note, there are real readers out there that will support you and that is always a pleasant surprise. They will swarm a spook post and mark it as such.
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“and an annual flu vaccine”.
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At least you don’t live in a town called Troy. This place has an old spooky stench about it. Seriously. There’s an old Oddfellows building hall across the town center from our place, and it’s been abandoned for years because it’s filled with black mold and nobody wants to buy it, nor the town wants to deal with it. How symbolic!
But I agree Josh empathy is super essential. Sometimes I forget. It needs to be employed where appropriate. I save my compassion for friends and family and try as I must the general public, but if they won’t defend yours or our livelihoods, freedoms, health, etc. then what good are relationships? That may sound harsh but look at the state of relationships in the modern world today.
The masks allow our local spooks to roam more freely too. I’ll bet 18 shekels that masked twat who threatened the girls and called the health dept. about the masks was a bottom-feeder. I have no tolerance for those antics. That BLM protest downtown was dumb too, and almost made you want to side with the cops. We’re being tested for sure. Lao Tzu has some good lines about being like water, very applicable in situations like now.
But at the same time the whole New Age “We are all One”, “Manifestation”, ‘Singing Kumbaya holding hands with everyone, etc.’ mantras they push constantly is tiresome, since I know they are only pushing it to defuse righteous anger towards the actual perps. I get it a lot and I feel like I have to resist it at some level. I think that’s why they also generally target religion, since they don’t want any sense of conviction held by people, and religion can provide that. I really hate to watch good people be manipulated like that.
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LOL@ 18 shekels.
It occurred to me this morning that instead of looking at the masked as ignorant and gullible (although they are that) enemies, I could consider them as possessed by evil. Most of them have been tricked into thinking they are doing good. But it’s so hard to be patient when you’re surrounded by evil.
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I feel the latest corona hoax and mask wearing takes the con closer to home, at least for me. I have relatives and friends who are so afraid they will wear a mask outside even though there is no requirement to do so. I care for these relatives and friends, but I have seen them repeatedly refuse to get informed, refuse to read articles, watch documentaries and otherwise engage with material that contradict with what they have learned on mainstream TV. Part of the reason for not engaging, at least for some of them, could be language issues, which I think is a large obstacle for many, but this is much less of a factor for the younger generations. Even though the propaganda levels are high, I think the excuses for not getting informed are getting fewer and fewer. Today, people can choose to look for information other places than the mainstream news. I would claim that by now, a large proportion have been introduced to alternative information by people like us and others and they’ve made choices about what to believe and what not to believe.
The mask wearing thing is a minor issue, I find, but it’s extremely symbolic and makes this divide, that already was there before, very visible. As I see it, the reason they can “mandate” these masks is because the pusback isn’t large enough and so the complacency of the masses puts a pressure on informed people to also wear one or not be able to buy food or travel. So for me, it’s not so much the mask itself, but the larger issue it represents. It represents a mentality that is willing to comply with measures that crash the economy and take away the livelyhoods of many people. Had these people been ignorant because information wasn’t available and they had no opportunity to get informed, I would have found myself more sympathetic towards them, but today I can hand people books on vaccines and give them links and everything and they still go on to vaccinate their kids because something someone said on TV. As I see it, in such cases, there are no longer any excuses for this level of ignorance and complacency should the child become severly injured. The issues of vaccines is far more serious than these masks, but it’s the same type of mentality that is at work.The complacency and ignorance of the masses enable more mandates and less excemptions. The mask is innocent, but the behavior and attitudes that allow the masks is often times the same that cause death and injury towards infants. And I would argue that today this type of complacency is not only naivitee, but a mixture of arrogance and intellectual lazyness to the point where information gathering and processing is outsourced, with a resulting inability to make independent descisions based on one’s own study.
I don’t necessary see it as my job to be sympathetic towards these people or educate them, but rather to protect myself from them and their attitudes. I don’t do this indiscriminately, I do it when people refuse to engage with information and continue babbling about how dangerous this virus is or how dangerous Muslims are because they were behind 9/11.That is not to say one shouldn’t treat these people with respect, but I also demand respect from them, respect in the form of engaging and addressing my argument, something they can’t do if they refuse to get informed. And so for me, that is when the conversation ends.
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Maria, I love your answer!
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Yes, excellent post Maria
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I’ve already posted the California order, and the text, though it seems the post never made the CTTF cut. There are “eight” exemption classes here, so these orders have little else than scare effect. If you walk for exercise, for instance, you are exempt!
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They give so many outs because they don’t want it actually going to court with a real person where the hoax would be exposed: diagnosis by symptoms that other respiratory illnesses share, the test not actually testing for the virus itself, the function of government not being hampered by a disease that only threatens those 60 and over (retirement age) and/or in ill health thus no valid reason for a state of emergency.
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In UK, they are trying to enforce face coverings, not masks…
Train conductor pulled me yesterday and tried telling me put a covering on… I put my glasses on and advised him to fuck off..
Lots of fun to be had with vaguery
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@Eolian tax fight
I looked for your comments in spam. I found quite a few and just approved the non-redundant ones. I don’t know why so many of your comments went to spam. FYI: there is a moderation queue and there is a spam folder. Usually I clear things out of moderation within 24 hours tops. If you don’t see your comment show up within 24 hours, let me know and I’ll search the spam folder.
Also I think it will be helpful I think if you are consistent in writing your user name and e-mail the same way every time. I see sometimes is Eolian and sometimes AEolian.
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It’s an offense in Washington state as of Friday, and may I say the rest of the union may want to think about giving Washington to Canada
The Order of the Secretary of Health 20–03
Order 20–03 ends with the following paragraph:
Members of the public are required by law to comply with this order, and violators may be subject to criminal penalties pursuant to RCW 43.70.130(7), RCW 70.05.120(4), and WAC 246-100–070(3).
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The Secretary of Health is not a legislative body and cannot make such orders, which are called laws. It is another bluff. Call it.
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I live in Yakima county Washington, I have not and will not wear a mask in public and have not been cited for it. Problem is, since last Friday all the businesses have been denying service to anyone not wearing a mask. Iv’e set my items on the floor and walked out of numerous establishments (the few we have left open that is) under threats from cashiers and store security of a call to the police for trespassing. This includes grocery stores, so they are literally trying to starve the non-masked folk into submission and the cowardly business owners are going along with it. Still not giving in, I stockpiled food when I saw my county was being targeted by Jay Inslee and his handler John Wiesman. Though I know firsthand a trip to Yakima county jail is not what I want even if it’s just for a day.
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I’m sorry to hear you are being subjected to this. I use to live in Washington – Inslee is a creep and Murray and Cantwell are an embarrassment. Together these losers epitomize what’s wrong with our broken, corrupt political system.
All I can say is hang in there – you are doing the right thing. They haven’t passed a law mandating masks in my state yet, but even if they do I will not comply. In reference to a recent Miles statement, I’ll live in a cave and suck on cold potatoes before I’ll wear a mask.
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For those that care enough to read: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6989980/
The highlight is when it spells out that a cloth mask “is not recommended to be used.”
And for those that don’t: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CB8cD3LnWUm/?igshid=h38aa1x1l3to
TL;DR: Wearing a mask is self-harm. Anyone who sees an elderly person in a mask should be warning them. There must be exceptions to the mask orders for those with COPD, emphysema and other breathing impairments. The problem is that when the orders mention exemptions, the property owners enforcing the orders are not informed. They need to know that they are putting people’s health and lives at risk merely by not saying anything as the masked elderly shamble past them. I hope that this argument would be effective on some.
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First they targeted the hippies with no shirt, no shoes, no service. Now they are targeting sane
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Yeah it’s truly despicable what is going on, and obviously the best option is to tell anyone trying to make you wear a mask where they can put theirs instead. For those that feel that they have no other options than to enter places enforcing mask-wearing BS, tell them you are medically exempt, have severe asthma, or other restricted breathing/respiratory ailments, and/or are allergic to the material the masks are made of. I’ve heard of some people printing out their own exemption cards/forms. Any decent doctor should be able to write out such an exemption form for patients, but honestly how many of those are around these days? And of course there is already propaganda being disseminated to counter this stating that there are “no legitimate exemptions”. I wrote my own “exemption” on notepad paper that stated “This guy doesn’t have to wear those stupid masks due to various health concerns” – signed Dr. Phil Goode MD but so far I haven’t had to show it to anyone yet.
I suppose you could also wear a bandana around your face while you enter the store, and then pull it down off your face as soon as the goon at the door is out of sight, chances are they aren’t going to confront anyone already inside the store, no one is being paid enough to police this garbage and if they do you could just play a game of peek-a-boo with the poor dope until they finally give up. If they do start to approach you, If you have a cell phone or anything resembling one (or not), start talking on it, and ignore them or tell them “this a really important call, I have to take it, I’m working with top experts on a cure for the covids” maybe cover your mouth back up for a second and make some muffled, mumbling sounds as if you’re trying to comply and then say “this wont do, this call is too important” and uncover it again.and see if they’ll just leave. If they press the issue and you feel desperate enough to comply, say something like “oh yeah I keep forgetting I’m still stuck in that Twilight Zone episode where everyone has lost their damn minds”.
A few times I’ve been tempted to wear a goofy Halloween-style mask or pantyhose over my face instead, but I wouldn’t want to scare any children inside.
If, for whatever reason all else fails, or for anyone that feels too weary to fight and finds themselves putting the stupid mask on, get a marker and write something on it in defiance at the very least like “resist the lies” “these masks are stupid” or “Covid is fraud” “Cure Covid, turn off the TV” etc.and why not put such things on t-shirts as well? Make bumper stickers and slap em on non-civilian vehicles and elsewhere if you can get away with it. 😀
Yeah it sucks and I’ve had to walk out of a few places as well and shared some choice words on my way out. I don’t like doing this, but it’s important to fight this crap. I went somewhere to have a beer a while back and upon entering some guy followed me to the restroom door and asked to take my temperature, saying I needed to do this before I could order a beer. I was speechless and just voiced my disgust and walked out, on the way out he said “it’ll just take a second” and I told him how pathetic that is and that we could do much better than this. I felt sorry for the guy since he all he could do was let out a nervous, embarrassed chortle. But if we go along with this mask bullshit, this is what will be expected next, A friend has already lost his job due to ignoring his company’s policy of taking the temperatures of all who enter it’s gate.
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Crikey where do you live? Maybe it was smart of me staying home. Most people around here don’t really seem to give a shit. Maybe a third are wearing masks, and many restaurants I go into half the employees aren’t wearing them or have pulled them down. I have yet to be confronted by anyone about it, but then again I’m about 6’4 with a stocky build, so I’m usually the biggest guy in the room. I’ve only wore one to get a haircut and for an acupuncture appointment, but I won’t be going back until they drop the mask requirement, and made sure they knew that.
Good list of ways of fighting back though. I’ve thought about writing on the mask or pulling it down as soon as I’m out of sight of the door goon if it ever came to that. Plenty of ways to fighting back, only limited by our imagination. And yes almost all employees we encounter including me are barely getting paid anything, so if they expect us to enforce anything they can piss right off. Like hell I’m tossing a mother and her two kids out in the rain because of social distancing insanity.
In fact resistors out there need to go over the management and act on their own, encouraging employees to resist if they can. They have shot a bullet into the rule of law and weakened their own legitimacy, so exploit that. They’ve lost almost all legitimacy, and the only thing keeping them afloat is a constant stream of lies and fiction.
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Having security take people’s temperatures to evaluate their health is practicing medicine without a license. Why cut these traitorous businesses any slack at all?
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I have one acquaintance who was admitted to the local Safeway without a mask due to a medical condition (which according to our state law you don’t have to disclose). He’s in his 70’s has severe asthma and wears a leg brace in order to walk with a heavy limp so I think even the robots working at these places felt a little guilty but the employees at 2 other stores chased him off first. I have haven’t found success with this tactic myself and am met with the “no exemptions” stance. What really irks me is that although the mask in public mandate is statewide, only in my county are they threatening the businesses with department of labor and industry fines if they admit non mask wearing customers. I guess when they hired Theresa Everson from Portland Oregon as our district health officer in March of 2018 our fate as Covid-19 whipping boy was sealed.
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Point to where it says “except people of color”
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It’s on page 3, line 6. Directly quoted in the following article
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lincoln-county-oregon-exempts-people-of-color-from-mandatory-coronavirus-mask-policy/
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It seems that some small businesses here in California have managed to weather the original lockdown storm and remain somewhat functional. So, our illustrious Governor Jewsome is now threatening a second lockdown to insure the death of those few that remain. I presume this strategy will repeat as long as it takes to kill every single Mom & Pop statewide. What a guy!
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Rolleikin: I’m in California and I know a lot of small businesses are barely hanging on by their nails. A new lockdown order will be the final nail in the coffin for small businesses, as well as further endangering the mental, physical and spiritual health of a good number of people. As of today, traitor Republican governors of Arizona and Texas are walking back reopenings. As my Texas relative states (he and his family ditched California recently to move to Texas hill country to have land), there will be toggling back and forth between covid madness and racial unrest until the end of the year. I feel that 2020 is lost and we probably haven’t seen the worst of it. It’s an all out assault on humanity.
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All these people have to do is reopen. People who won’t fight for their rights lose them and deserve to lose them.
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Exactamundo…
“They” arent doing anything…
We can have no one else to blame but ourselves for our nausiating complicity…
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Miles: I hope people do just that. It takes conviction, bravery, a thick skin and trust! There’s so many people afraid to challenge authority and as Josh says so beautifully, compassion and understanding for those not fully awake to the scams, can go a long way.
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“They” couldn’t start a nuclear war because there are no nukes so…. “They” decided to pull this covid bullshit to fuck up the world.
“They” can’t resist fucking up things.
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Anyone else starting to contemplate going to Sweden?
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If you move to any foreign country, especially if you do not speak the language fluently, you are a potential fraud victim as soon as you put your signature on any piece of paper.
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Dmitry Orlov produces some reasonable analysis below. Russia and China will use Conphud plandemic to declare force majeure on contacts denominated in US dollars:
Don’t know whether he has been assessed here or not. Got the link from a ZH comments section.. (I scan through the headlines there, there is occasionally 1 article in 40 that could be informative, don’t read the text, only the comments)
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If I remember correctly he is friend or friendly with the one and only Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who personally calls himself a Phonecian (should be enough right there to be tainted).
Two more points:
1____Orlov gets published by a big established publishing house and has released several books through the publishing house Penguin Random House.
2____Promotes completely opting out of society. It is to far gone. Just give up and save your self for the coming Armageddon.
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In his 5 Stages of Collapse, for which Wiki has 6 stages listed, stage 3 is:
“Political collapse: corruption replaces government services”
We’ve been past that stage for centuries. A brief look in gives me the impression he’s just another doomsayer, falsely promoting systemic collapse and preying on irrational fears while laughing his way to the bank.
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Yeah, I think he was reviewed by the NY TImes.
Although, he’s sort of shifted over the last few years, gotten more realistic. I think that possibility should be allowed for.
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The empire is crumbling fast over here…
Shopping centres are falling like dominoes. All the councils are threatening bankruptcy… This is a massive asset strip…
In 2008, Lancashire County Council went into adminstratoon and it was bought out by the “Blues and Twos Credit Union” which is the police pension fund… Cornwall and Devon Police went into administration and got bought out by IBM…
We can expect a huge increase in these privatisations this time around.
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New MM paper about the English Revolution and the Charles’:
“Where I hit Charles I, Cromwell, Milton, Mary Tudor, and much more.”
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A quote from the paper above:
“They were really Stanleys. But as we are seeing, the infiltration of the royal lines started
long before that, and John of Gaunt is a central character in that, as I show here.”
The name John of Gaunt is eerily close to the name John Galt (a book character in a book by the highly promoted spook Ayn Rand).
Since we know from previous MM papers that the spooks like to change out a few letters in a name to led us astray and maybe assume some sort of plausible deniability.
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Oh that isn’t the closest match to JG. There’s an exact match, both in name and character.
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John Galt was a Scottish novelist, entrepreneur, and political and social commentator. Galt has been called the first political novelist in the English language, due to being the first novelist to deal with issues of the Industrial Revolution. Galt was the first superintendent of the Canada Company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Galt_(novelist)
Born: 2 May 1779, Irvine
Died: 11 April 1839, Greenock
Nationality: Scottish
Children: Alexander Tilloch Galt
Organization founded: Canada Company
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Two Hundred Years Together. now available in English. 883 pages in PDF format here, enjoy.
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From the forward:
“Significantly, both Solzhenitsyn and Orwell were former Communists who became bitterly disillusioned with Marxism through their own up-close-and-personal experience, and spent a large part of their literary lives denouncing the Marxist monster which so brutally disfigured their lives and their century.”
Not sure if Miles has mentioned Solzhenitsyn in his papers – hopefully he’s isn’t an anti…?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandr_Solzhenitsyn
Red flags from that article:
1) Nobel peace prize in 1970
2) “Lost” Soviet citizenship in 1974 for his published works in the West, then flown to West Germany
3) Gave a commencement speech at Harvard in 1978
4) Can anyone point out where he admits the Bolsheviks and Nazis were funded by Wall Street? He makes other less important points about how the West handled WWII and its aftermath
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The answer is in your post. That is a Phoenix, my friend. So Sol is misdirecting by making you think there are Russians AND Jews, two parties there. When there is only one. As I showed, the Romanovs WERE Jews. Are Jews. And Sol is one of them, controlling the opposition. Do you think anyone in the real opposition would win a Nobel PRize? Here are more clues, for those who can’t read the Wiki page for themselves: he was allegedly in the gulag for EIGHT years. He was from a family of wealthy landowners and his father was an officer in the IMperial Army. And yet we are supposed to believe Sol was raised in poverty, the usual sob story.
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This is really disappointing – I found “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” particularly inspiring and meaningful – I guess I should go back and read it again. Begrudgingly, I think I’m finally starting to realize there are very few if any legitimate heroes coming from the mainstream. Accepting this is a struggle, and quite disorienting.
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@Kevin
It is sad when you lose a hero but I expect we’re damaging ourselves if we continue to admire a lie. The same thing happened to mean with regards to Frankl’s “Man’s Search for Meaning”. I agree that the the fall of Sol is another disappointment but not unexpected.
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“happened to me”
Verdammt und scheiße!
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Well said Ray! And once we realize that all mainstream writers, screen actors, recording artists, etc. with a ‘contract’ promoted by the mainstream press are misdirecting to various degrees we will waste far less time pursuing false leads hunting down the truth in matters. And this is not to say we have to abandon our ‘heroes’ completely. I have let a few go, to be sure, but on the contrary, now we CAN revisit some of our favorite movies, songs and text with a far healthier perspective. There is still entertainment there, but now we have stripped the baggage… both conscious and subliminal… that was adversely impacting us.
Hell, I love analyzing things… so re-watching the most in-your-face propaganda-laced movies can be a treat on multiple levels. Example: I was just re-watching the last Bond movie, Spectre. Great movie. Obviously they put the A-list writers on this one. Right out of the gate, in the opening sequence we get in big text: ‘The Dead… Are Alive’. Ha ha! Indeed.
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@Kevin, I just recently re-read Ivan Denisovich myself, and it doesn’t hold up. It’s another one of those novels propped up by the Iceberg Theory (see Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and the rest of the modernists). We’re supposed to believe Solzhenitsyn is saying a lot without actually saying a lot. But in reality, he’s just not saying a lot.
Read Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, then read Solzhenitsyn. You’ll be horrified at how quickly the quality of the novel degenerated in Russia. All part of the planned destruction of art.
You can also tell Solzhenitsyn never spent time in the gulag. It’s evident that it’s written by someone who meticulously studied other people’s accounts of it and attempted to recreate it. There’s a sense of superficial accuracy you get when you read an historical novel.
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@C Stayton: I haven’t read Tolstoy and Dostoevsky but now I’m very much motivated to do so – thank you.
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Dostoevsky is one of my favorites. I hope he isn’t outed now, as I refuse to dig into it on my own 🙂
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@They Live: The papers outing someone whose work I respect are actually some of my favourite papers. At this point I figure that even those who had important contributions to make were probably controlling the opposition in some way, as was alluded to recently with Nietzsche. It just means you have to have your wits about you, no matter who you are reading. Even if every great work in history was penned by scions of the families, you can still appreciate them, knowing what they are.
That said, Miles mentioned Dostoevsky in his paper on Anatoly Fomenko, saying he was not really in jail. His close call with the firing squad would have been likewise faked. He came from Lithuanian nobility on his father’s side and a prominent merchant family on his mother’s. He was sent to one of the best boarding schools in Moscow, although we get the usual sob story about how his father had to borrow money from the Kumanin (Komnene?) family, to whom Fyodor was related through the marriage of his mother’s sister. Two Kumanins were Mayors of Moscow.
Then he got involved with the Petrashevsky circle, and a secret revolutionary society from within that circle organized by the wealthy aristocrat Nikolay Speshnev. So, more aristocrats trying to overthrow their own social order.
In terms of his works, I’ve only read Crime and Punishment, Notes from Underground, and Demons, and that was before I found Miles, but red flags are there. Demons was based on a murder allegedly perpetrated by Sergey Nechayev, a communist revolutionary who sat for this wonderful portrait: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Young_Nechayev.jpg
Pyotr Stepanovich was based on Nechayev, and Stavrogin was apparently based on Speshnev. It’s interesting that in the novel the revolutionary society that carries out the murder of Shatov developed out of the intellectual society organized around Stepan Trofimovich (father of Pyotr) and supported by the patronage of the local nobility.
I’m going to stop there; I think there’s enough for us to be very suspicious. I’ll leave it with my favourite quote from Demons:
“You cannot imagine what sorrow and anger seize one’s whole soul when a great idea, which one has long and piously revered, is picked up by some bunglers and dragged into the street, to more fools like themselves, and one suddenly meets it in the flea market, unrecognizable, dirty, askew, absurdly presented, without proportion, without harmony, a toy for stupid children! No! It was not so in our day, that was not what we strove for.”
Kind of apropos.
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@Kieran, I knew if I threw that out there someone would give me reason to have doubts. I’m not surprised or bothered by it at this stage. I’ve come to live by the assumption that just about everything and everyone that is promoted as being important or a masterpiece is Phoeny until proven otherwise. That’s why I use the moniker I do, but my sunglasses don’t always see as clearly through the fog as I would like. Every day is a learning experience though!
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More of a side note, but Jordan Peterson is still vanished.
Only 3 months after Miles’s piece (10/30/19), Peterson’s daughter Mikhaela (?) uploaded a bizarre video in her underwear
(2/7/20)
with a pretty fantastic narrative “benzodiazepine a few years ago for anxiety following an extremely severe autoimmune reaction to food….” “emergency medical benzodiazepine detox, which we were only able to find in Russia. It was incredibly gruelling, and was further complicated by severe pneumonia”….”4 weeks in the ICU”
Complete with > 44000 adulatory comments and no updates anywhere.
Curious indeed. Maybe the handlers didn’t want him commenting on the coronahoax.
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Maybe he was stung by my outing of him and killed himself.
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I believe their illnesses aren’t faked. Canadians (high vitamin A diet), with a Jewish wife/mother (fried liver is a Jewish specialty) fit in with Genereux’ theory. The most recent video of him.
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Interesting “remote control” meme there. I don’t recall exactly where this group stands on forced mind control like MKUltra and coordinated mass programming but maybe he’s just being reprogrammed and retooled for his next wave of public appearances. Wouldn’t be surprised if Miles’ outing contributed to that; it’s quite a coincidence.
Even looking at the video comments there are legions of his fans just waiting uncritically for his next move. That’s powerful – the phoenies aren’t going to waste that control. He’ll probably say stuff like, COVID-19 is real science but that the evil left are using it to destabilize western culture or something juicy like that.
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The fans are the remote controlled car, and Peterson is the brain-damaged conductor.
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@etc That video is hardly proof of life. Could be a lookalike and there is no date-time validation. Rather like the ) evv ish missing supreme court judge running under the hashtag #wheresruth.
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Sorry you spoke a few hours too soon. Here he is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLWgVpmo1e0
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Two Hundred Years Together.
If you don’t like the on screen format you can do a download here:
https://samisdat.info/books/two-hundred-years-together-2002
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He was a Koval in the maternal line, which is Jewish. Straight from Geni.
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Nec vir fortis, nec faemina casta? Miles, how about a paper on an honest man or woman, just to lift our spirits?
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Apparently he was given honorary citizenship by the US senator Larry McDonald, who himself supposedly died in the infamous Korean Airlines 007 crash. Was that event faked?
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One should make a book about 350 years together in America.
This link focus on Columbus who set sail from Spain on the 3. August
1492, just two days after the Jews was expelled from Spain, strange?
As we have learned from Miles, the Navy had visited America long before
Columbus, so should it be 1000 years together?
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King Arthur established a colony around the Mississippi area after the comet of 562AD
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Hi Daniel, just something to wonder about.
“The reality
There are no proven descents from the ancient world. This cannot be emphasized enough.
“The oldest surviving royal genealogies in Europe go back to the sixth century A.D. for Gothic sovereigns, to the seventh century for their Irish, Lombardic, Visigothic, and Frankish counterparts, and to the eighth and ninth centuries for Anglo-Saxon and Carolingian kings.” (François Weil (Chancellor of the Universities of Paris), Family Trees (Harvard Univ. Press, 2013), pp. 10-11)
https://www.geni.com/projects/Descents-from-Antiquity/12283
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There are an awful lot of stone inscriptions in welsh all along the mississippi and the grand canyon that would cast doubt on any bullshit jewish claim…
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Daniel, no reply link on your latest post, so I use this one.
Yes, America had visitors long before Columbus. The Navy came first.
Remember Welsh and Hebrew is related.
https://ancientamerica.com/category/phoenicians/
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Coelbren is the root anguage, from which we derive the egyptian hieroglyphics, hebrew and welsh… The language inscribed on these stones is coelbren… This was the language of Britain before the Anglo Saxons moved in..
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For the Frankish ones, it’s actually because the Frankish kings were actually Roman aristocrats. The ancient Roman families were somewhat related to the Phoenician ones and merged with them after the “fall” of Carthage.
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Daniel…can you describe Coelbren for people here that don’t know what that is?
Are you saying that it is the original Phoenician alphabet?
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Coelbren was the language of Moses, it was the language of the egyptians hence the language of the hyroglyphics, It was the language of the 12 tribes of Jacob, aka the khumry, it was language of the etruscans. It became the language of the basque country before the khumry finally settled in Britain/Ireland where it became the language of the Brits until the comet of 562AD. The Khumry finally settled in North America before the Native Americans were exterminated… It survives today as welsh or as they say in welsh, Khumric..
Unfortunately, i dont know what language the Phoenicians spoke but i am guessing the Khumry would have employed the services of the Phoenicians on their voyage….
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My reply went to moderation so you will have to wait a while..
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The link did not show up, so one more time
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Josh, sorry about the link mess, I try to put it in quotations:
“forward.com/opinion/spirituality/378719/this-day-in-1492-spanish-jews-were-expelled-and-columbus-set-sail/”
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Regarding the covid hoax, wiki has this to say about the word “coercion”:
Coercion (/koʊˈɜːrʒən, -ʃən/) is the practice of forcing another party to act in an involuntary manner by use of threats or force.[1] It involves a set of various types of forceful actions that violate the free will of an individual to induce a desired response, for example: a bully demanding lunch money from a student or the student gets beaten. These actions may include extortion, blackmail, torture, threats to induce favors, or even sexual assault. In law, coercion is codified as a duress crime. Such actions are used as leverage, to force the victim to act in a way contrary to their own interests. Coercion may involve the actual infliction of physical pain/injury or psychological harm in order to enhance the credibility of a threat. The threat of further harm may lead to the cooperation or obedience of the person being coerced.
“Coercion is the surest form of failure, and the first sign of it.”
Miles Mathis – All Apologies 2/19/10
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On the Men-Are-Pigs front, Alanis Morissette has jumped on the bandwagon declaring in an interview that “Almost every woman in the music industry has been assaulted, harassed, raped”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/alanis-morissette-music-industry-me-too-abuse-women-222014611.html
I didn’t know that Alanis personally knew “almost every woman in the music industry” on such an intimate basis that she would have such information. It must have taken a long time for her to conduct this research.
She goes on to say, “It’s ubiquitous — more in music, even, than film. It’s just so normalized.”
So, she not only knows almost every woman in the music industry, she must also know every woman in the film industry as well.
However, she would not name any names, so we’ll just have to take her word for it.
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Have you ever personally seen or known anyone in real life accused of sexual assault/rape or of being sexually assaulted/raped? Because I have never seen anything like that in my entire life. It’s always of these celebrities and ghosts.
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Have a look at her biography: spooky parents, mother is definitely not Catholic, therefore Alanis is definitely not ‘Catholic’ . I just casually looked it up on wikipedia without breaking a sweat. What a travesty to apply such a voice just for sickly propaganda.
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Typical spook baby profile. Her ma is nee Feuerstein, which is of course Jewish, and she looks very Jewish. A thousand shekel bet she is somehow related to Aaron Feuerstein, textile CEO. Why do they have to hide her Jewish ancestry? I don’t get it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Feuerstein
Her brother Wade is hustling yoga gear and clothing. Seems this Feuerstein clan is heavily involved in textiles. See also Georg Feuerstein, yoga “guru”, who appears to be one of the higher ranked spooks bringing in watered-down Buddhism to the West.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Feuerstein
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That name reminds me of the flaming gay actor/playwright Harvey Fierstein, who incidentally wrote a play named “Spookhouse”.
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Another group of famous Feursteins are the Firestones, Lords Temporal of Akron and Liberia.
Harvey Firestone was said to be great friends with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison. Ford’s grandson married Firestone’s granddaughter in 1947 and their son is the Grand Imperial Wizard of FoMoCo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Firestone_family
While fire-stone might be called a calque or literal translation of Feurstein, the usual translation is flint, FYI.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Familie_Feuerstein
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“Charles Ranlett Flint (January 24, 1850 – February 26, 1934) was the founder of the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company which later became IBM. For his financial dealings he earned the moniker “Father of Trusts”.”
“He brought several companies together via a merger and formed U.S. Rubber in 1892.” (Notice this is Firestone’s area as well.)
” His father, Benjamin Chapman, had changed the family name to Flint after being adopted by an uncle on his mother’s side.” Marvelous!
Chapman means Merchant by the way, equivalent to Kaufmann, Købman (Copenhagen…) … Come to think of it there is another singer-songwriterress in the Morisette genre named Natalie Merchant. Actualle Morisette and Merchant sound and look a little bit alike but we don’t need to go there.
Merchant: “I’ve walked these streets, a virtual stage it seemed to me. Makeup on their faces, actors took their places next to me. I’ve walked these streets in a carnival of sights to see, all the cheap thrillseekers, vendors and the dealers, they crowded around me. Have I been blind? Have I been lost inside myself and my own mind? Hypnotized, mesmerized by what my eyes have seen? I’ve walked these streets in a spectacle of wealth and poverty. In the diamond markets, the scarlet welcome carpet, that they just rolled out for me.”
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Allanus more like.
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Alanis mom’s name is Feuerstein and has a twin brother, but he doesn’t look like her.
I think Alanis resembles John Stewart in a way.
Ron Jeremy hopped on the Weinstein bandwagon and is being charged for rape. Not sure why or how anyone can believe these old wealthy men with zero libidos and health problems are out there raping women, when they have had, and can still afford to have the Creme de la creme choice of escort providers.
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I have been woke for about a year now. It all started when a fully formed phrase flashed through my mind: ‘Musk is not his own man’. The phenom Elon always bothered me because the script sounded too fantastical. Since he is supposed to be a fellow countryman and works in a field somewhat related to mine I was of course conscious of him. Funny thing is that phrase was in English, not my native tongue. Can’t recall exactly how I then happened on the work of Miles, but that gave me a framework. I shudder to think how I would have handled coronacircus had I not woken up. Those muses don’t sleep.
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The surreal stylings of the Better Bad News troupe, later to become Twit Wit Radio, may be to some watchers’ taste. “Have I been hypnotized” reminded me of this one.
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Meant to post this one but the above (the first of the playlist, I guess) is legit too and hits the same theme.
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I’ve noticed so much signage related to the fake pandemic/fake virus nonsense that it’s become a running joke that maybe it’s a conspiracy by the print and signage industry to maximize profits…
…and on a whim I looked up who owns Office Depot. Blackrock/Vanguard. Imagine that.
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Don’t forget the hundreds of millions of plexiglass shields that were installed overnight in front of every cashier on earth. That may have been the most impressive feat of this whole event
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Good point.
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Covid dataset used in US for policymaking comes from the “The Covid Tracking Project” run by The Atlantic magazine. I thought it interesting given that Miles has hit Atlantic just a few months ago.
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Wow Pedro.
Nice find…
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Daniel, I am not able to reply direct to you.
Yes, you are very right about the stone inscriptions in North America,
dating back to 500 BC, quite interesting information, thanks.
https://books.google.iq/books?id=VKpMBAAAQBAJ&pg=PA95&lpg=PA95&dq=oldest+Coelbren+inscriptions&source=bl&ots=s8cZ4Au9BR&sig=ACfU3U2h5KHYigvGodaosUBd34P_FfVs8A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwigt-OnuKXqAhVVwsQBHZZsBeAQ6AEwAHoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=oldest%20Coelbren%20inscriptions&f=false
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The survivors of the great comet, led by King Arthur II and his brother Madoc, fled to the Americas, initially landing near the mouth of the Mississippi. They established settlements all across america with evidence as far north as new york, as far west as grand canyon and as far south as Peru.
King Arthurs body was returned to Wales for a massive funeral which goes to show how established the trade routes to America were.
This explains why some native american tribes spoke welsh. It also casts new light on who the mound builders were because the Khumry are famous for building mounds that map out the stars.
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Wasn’t Greenland called “King Arthur’s colony” as well?
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Just had a quick google on that because it was news to me… John Dee who is bent as fuck got the idea from a Mercator map but it doesnt say which King Arthur… King Arthur I fought battles against the Gauls and the Romans whilst King Arthur II was busy fighting the Saxons at home.. My gut feeling is it is made up, but if not, my guess it would King Arthur I..
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@ Daniel P Malpas, You still have to account for the serpent mount, and whatnot, since the natives are honest enough to admit that they had nothing to do with them in the first place.
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Dont know much about the serpent mound but the mounds in Wales are star maps, in that they are scaled maps of the constellations on earth. As above so below and all that… The mound that represents the pole star is unusual because it has 3 stones on top of the mound, 2 big stones and one smaller… It turns out that the pole star is a triple star system… Who knew??
My point is, if the mounds of america have celestial alignments, we may have a culprit.. Apparently, the kings used to play a massive game with the mounds…
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It turns out there is a serpent mound in South Wales so perhaps the Ohio one and the welsh one were built by the same people??? The welsh one maps out the constellation serpens..
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I’m 10,000
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Congrats!
Somebody suggested we open another thread because it is too hard to read/search through this one because it has become too large. What do people think about that? For me it makes no difference because I connect to the site through the back end, which is organized very differently. That’s why I ask you, the gentle (or not so gentle) readers.
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I think whoever suggested that has a point.
I’ve found the easiest way to keep track is to have email alerts on all the threads, so I read all new posts through gmail and then store posts with useful comments and good links within gmail subfolders and bookmark all the good links.
I have so many I was thinking of creating a spreadsheet to keep track.
Occasionally someone will post a link on here, and the site itself has so much of interest I’d be reading it for a month and miss everything else here. Its difficult to keep up.
But how to divide and rule the site is the thing though?
Suggest maybe split off covid as its own thread, as so much here is about that and buries other more interesting things. Maybe a thread entitled “Miles latest papers”, considering the site is dedicated to his work, new papers gets relatively little comment before they’re buried with more Covid dross. Maybe another thread entitled, “vent your spleen” where people can go just to rant lol.
Just some suggestions, and light hearted thought – really I am ok with the setup now, with the gmail solution.
Very grateful to you Josh for providing this resource
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Congrats to you, Josh, for being such a fine and generous host.
I gently suggest that you leave it as is. Another thread won’t make it any easier to find something that’s already here, and that new thread will likewise become “too hard.”
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A an old-fashioned forum with threads would be awesome.
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Has anyone gotten an RSS reader to work properly with this site? I keep thinking that would be the magic solution to tracking the various forum comments and responses but the last good RSS reader I used was in the old Opera browser and web monetizers really don’t like RSS because it strips out their ad revenue. I’m on a Mac and while I haven’t really tried hard I’m surprised I can’t find a simple RSS reader add-on for any of the browsers I use these days, much less a free separate app. I think I could get around the formatting issue of really long and skinny comments by importing into an RSS reader where I could look at raw, less formatted text and use the reader to format the text the way I want.
Right now, I track short-term with the Recent Comments feature but if don’t keep up daily it’s a more manual slog of Finding by month and day then going back a page or two and repeating that. Plus I miss comments in the less active but just as interesting posts unless I just do it manually. The email notifications aren’t really a workable solution for me. I mean, the content is really great so the manual effort is worth it but I’m lazy. I’m supposed to have decent IT skills so maybe I can cook up a browser add-on in Javascript or something. Definitely appreciate the effort Josh puts into maintaining this, though!
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I use the “RSS Feed Reader” on Chrome, but on Windows 10, not sure if there’s on mac. I would recommend it. Every 2 hours I get notifications of all the comments made on the website, so I click to open all unread and then it opens a tab for every new comment. I think there’s an option to just see the comments instead of having to go to the website, but I don’t use it like that
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Inoreader / Brave
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There is a lot to be said for the old-fashioned forum. The program phpbb is pretty easy to use. (Maybe there are other good ones too, I don’t know. Wiki says there’s one called PunBB, ha ha.) The main advantage is, it would enhance grouping of comments by topic and make it possible to resurrect old threads with new information and discussion without requiring everyone to page back through months of comments. Searchability would improve.
There are also big disadvantages, however, like more work for Josh. (And tempting though it might be I would caution him against appointing lieutenants to be admins on such a forum.) Such a forum would typically require users to sign up for accounts, keep stats, use user icons and signatures, etc., all of which might bring into more ego and personality issues than come with the current format. The classic forum manipulation techniques might work better in the classic forum.
There is also something to be said for keeping the status quo… it ain’t broke.
Making more divisions within the existing format seems a little cumbersome and arbitrary. Already there is total blur between current events and ancient spooks.
I don’t see how starting a new current event thread improves anything, since it will be just as easy to see new comments and just as difficult or slightly more so to find older ones.
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Old school forums are insecure more often than not and quite easy to hack. I use RSS apps for Linux. The old forums are extremely hard to moderate and stop the bots.
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An amusing blurb from a recent New York Times Magazine titled:
How Do I Deal With a Friend Who Thinks Covid-19 Is a Hoax?
Oddly enough, the advice is not to argue but rather to only tell the friend that you hope he/she will continue to take precautions.
According to this article, those who believe it is a hoax have “joined one of the self-reinforcing cohorts of the collectively unhinged, which have become especially salient in the era of social media. The pathology there is not individual but social.”
Sounds to me like they’ve given up trying to stop the awakening of the public. 🙂
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That cartoon illustration is very carefully designed.
Maybe they’re telling NYT readers not to argue lest they be swayed by reason. They do imply that the wrong beliefs are “pathology”—i.e., contagious?
I knew the author, Kwame Anthony Appiah, to be a nogoodnik due to his editorship of the terrible Africana encyclopedia. I guess I assumed he was just a run-of-the-mill hack. But now I look up his bio on wiki and see right there he is a scion of the British (as well as Ghanaian) political elite. Arch-Fabian Beatrice (Potter) Webb is his great-great-aunt! (Her ancestors, too, were CEOs and MPs.)
“Appiah’s mother’s family has a long political tradition: Sir Stafford was a nephew of Beatrice Webb and was Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer (1947–50) under Clement Attlee; his father, Charles Cripps, was Labour Leader of the House of Lords (1929–31)” ….
“Through his grandmother Isobel Cripps, Appiah is a descendant of John Winthrop and the New England Winthrop family of Boston Brahmins as one of his ancestors, Robert Winthrop, was a Loyalist during the American Revolutionary War and migrated to England, becoming a distinguished Vice Admiral in the British Navy. Through Isobel, he is also descended from the British pharmacist James Crossley Eno.”
“Appiah was the Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University, before moving to New York University (NYU) in 2014”
In other words the perfect guy to write an advice column.
Usually this kind of a pedigree would be downplayed, but not here, I wonder why.
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“Maybe they’re telling NYT readers not to argue lest they be swayed by reason.”
Good point. Yes, I think you’re right.
This may also have something to do with the reasons behind the whole “social distancing” thing in general.
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“Sounds to me like they’ve given up trying to stop the awakening of the public.”
I don’t know about all that, but you would be able to tell a lot about a person by asking them to decide which caricature in the illustration is the crazy person.
I had, and possibly still have, no idea why there is a messenger pigeon in the cartoon. Apparently some clever young man has started a business taking the piss out of “conspiracies” by marketing his very own newly invented one. The government killed off all of the birds a few decades ago and replaced them with spy drones..
https://www.audubon.org/news/are-birds-actually-government-issued-drones-so-says-new-conspiracy-theory-making
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“I had, and possibly still have, no idea why there is a messenger pigeon in the cartoon.”
Yes, the pigeon is puzzling. Maybe the idea is that ‘conspiracy nuts’ get info from unconventional sources.
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I thought the pigeon represented message sending? Seeing that the internet and all phones and communication is tapped and monitored and tracked etc etc.. Conspiracy theorists are now going to send messages through a pigeon? Don’t know. Don’t care. It isn’t worth our time.
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Curiously, BOTH the right and the wrong people are on their phones in the cartoon, not even aware of the existence of the other person. And it’s a dove of peace, not a pigeon. Also, further above, I find BOTH Malpas and Tony saying very strange things. Tony’s comments seem suspiciously close to Christopher Hitchens’ regarding Natives being savages. According to my calculations, “civilized” people have done, and are doing, far more savage things than Natives ever dreamed of doing. I hope Josh is watching both people closely.
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@Miles Yes the interaction between Malpas and Tony caught my eye. I am back now from a lovely and truly refreshing trip up to the North with my wife. During that time I had put some people on mute, but that is now cancelled. I took the unusual and rather drastic step of simply deleting that entire back-and-forth. I’m glad things have simmered down. I will remain vigilant.
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The Matrix is doubling down on this scam. They clearly want it to be a generation spanning wheeze like their War on Carbon. Although I’m seeing depressing evidence of increased mask-wearing and my local government just passed a law enforcing facial-diapers on public transport, I still think the majority knows this is a confidence trick. I think most were hoping it would just go away and are stupefied that these controls are being entrenched.
I think we’ll start to see individual push-back turning into an “emergent property” shaped like a giant finger to the authorities.
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Raymond D.
I’m guessing we’re dealing with the same local government. I too have noticed the increased diaper wearing. It’s certainly not a majority of the people I know that know what’s up. I’d say it’s about 1/3rd are healthy and ambivalent, 1//2 are drinking the kool-aid, and the remaining 1/6th are at least aware that something is awry with the story we’ve been fed.
Way too many people seem happy to have at least some restrictions in place and believe that they are necessary. I find the cognitive dissonance that flashes across their faces when I ask them if they even know anyone that’s had a cold since this all started both amusing and depressing. Many then proceed to tell me they were deathly ill in December and think they had it then. I try to give up and tell them at least they are immune now, but most reveal that they’ve thrown common sense completely out the window and say we don’t know that yet. All I can do at that stage is change the subject or run away screaming
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I think its easy to go ahead and assume no one actually sent that message to NYT. They just invented a “concerned zombie” strawman.
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@ NYT cartoon
I see that more like a split-brain-(in)activity that the MSM has successfully crated and are boasting about it. It seem to me that NYT is showing us the same guy on the left ant the right. Character sitting on the green sofa (representing “emotional” personae, right brain hemisphere controlled) has been given “green light”, its 15 minutes of fame, its turn to spread the schizo-confusion message (the MSM dove is on “left by right” side at the moment, listening and voicing incoherent, subconscious “views/impulses”).
Character sitting on the red sofa (personae controlled by the left, “logical” hemisphere) is currently passive receiver of those confusing messages, trying to make sense and failing in disbelief (face expression).
These two (or possibly many more) personae are now forced to face each-other internally. There are no other outside stimuli present to distract their attention.
The irrational “left by right” is mesmerized by prefabricated/premeditated set of beliefs (look at the table made of natural materials; Illumination; UFO’s; “5G” hat) and the rational “right by left” is cultured by the prefabricated/preprogrammed set of things (made by China, including the socks).
There is no third option allowed, no doors to get out, no windows to escape, no physical connection. Only communication offered here is “virtual”. Only content suggested is “reconciliation” through that “monolith” in the hands. That dove represents corpus callosum – the communication that is (for so many TV followers – ignorant/infants) still under safe supervision/mediation of the MSM -, a talking head, with it’s “nails” lacquered and red “beak-stick”.
No one knows who or what is right,
there is nothing, but silence left.
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@Pigeon
Searched for pigeon meaning, lo the first result —
‘A gullible person, especially someone swindled in gambling or the victim of a confidence trick.’
Is the lad on the left wearing a Aluhut?
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Ya das ist tin-foil hat. Sorry for my pigeon German…I’ll get my coat.
The real joke in that cartoon is that the Pigeon has just hopped over from the lady’s couch (via a pigeon-hole in time-and-space 😉 )
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Alles ist gut, aber…
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I love this paragraph in the article:
“Your friend believes in an astonishingly complex conspiracy. It would involve a secret deal between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping and dozens of other political leaders on every habitable continent — people who haven’t managed to coordinate their plans on lots of other important matters, like climate change. It would involve doctors in Geneva at the World Health Organization, in Atlanta at the C.D.C. and in hospitals all around the world conspiring with data scientists at Johns Hopkins to produce a fantastic flow of fake information. Or, if your friend thinks that everything those politicians and scientists and health workers appear to be saying is itself made up, it would require an even more amazing capacity on someone’s part to control the media and the internet. And what possible purpose could it serve? You might as well propose that we are all living in the Matrix — though if we are, it isn’t just the pandemic that’s imaginary.”
Especially that last sentence. 🙂
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Saying to our faces. I hope they eats those words, some day.
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Saying it to our faces. I hope they eat those words, some day.
Strewth, I must have had a mini-stroke — scintillating scotomas are an eye-full 😉
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The trouble is it will work on a lot of people. Suggesting that a lie couldn’t be perpetrated on that scale. I came to Miles through his science papers, and when you watch Einstein, Legrange and everyone else being unravelled in front of your eyes with maths and reason after two decades of trying to imagine curled up dimensions and superposition, its a massive relief to the mind to find a theory which is so ordered and consistent. It was a pleasant experience
I didn’t move on to his historical and current event works until slightly later, after a great deal of trust in his abilities had been built up. I think my mind went through the sort of denial all do when facing truths so large. I don’t recall the first paper I read now, but I recall the response. Essentially I thought it was elegant and well constructed, but had my doubts around the genealogy stuff, and thus implications of his work. When faced with the possibility your entire lifelong world view is wrong, or that someone has just managed to catalogue a series of wild coincidences into what looks like a plausible but unlikely scenario, the mind just reverts to the latter for comfort (or mine did at least).
I think I was on his third paper before I was able to accept that coincidence cannot be all pervading in reality, and that I was actually reading the unbridled truth. Then it took months of anger management to come to terms with it all, whilst ever expanding my understanding with further reading – which never seems to stop.
But for most, I suspect that vile article will send them scurrying back to their immersion tanks for fear of being mocked for their beliefs, and the threat of social ostracision. It is a tool for closing minds, and I suspect most will be grateful for the comfort and the opiate.
Its a shame some of us can’t submit articles to those mainstream widely consumed publications that would actually get published. I suspect the Phoenician house of cards would come down in a day.
We need a pressure group floating the idea that “conspiracy theorist” is hatespeech.
And an honest publisher of course.
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Hello everyone ! I found this article with 3 pdf series about revelations of a propaganda master (from Jon Rappoport’s book, Exit from the matrix). How they plan fake pandemics and many other things :
https://steemit.com/jonrappoport/@matt79/interviews-with-retired-propaganda-master-ellis-medavoy
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Now I don’t know if Jon Rappoport is a disinformation artist or not but there are some real nuggets of wisdom here . I liked the bits on the Medic( i ) al Mafia , how our innate intelligence is being exploited and how we should strive to be more creative. . All things we already know but articulated here so well. A good read.
Thanks Helios
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He’s so controlled opposition. Just read his bio.
https://nomorefakenews.com/aboutjon.html
“For the past 15 years, I’ve had a practice that involves consulting, coaching, and what I call “imagination work.”
C’mon..
“He has written articles on politics, health, media, culture and art for LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, Village Voice, Nexus, CBS Healthwatch, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe.
In 1982, the LA Weekly submitted his name for a Pulitzer prize, for his interview with the president of El Salvador University, where the military had taken over the campus.
Jon has hosted, produced, and written radio programs and segments in Los Angeles and Las Vegas (KPFK, KLAV). He has appeared as a guest on over 200 radio and television programs, including ABC’s Nightline, Tony Brown’s Journal (PBS), and Hard Copy.
In 1994, Jon ran for a seat in the US Congress from the 29th district in Los Angeles. After six months of campaigning, on a very small budget, he garnered 20 percent of the vote running against an incumbent who had occupied his seat for 20 years. ”
He’s been all over the media too. The reason they talk about the Medicis and related families is because I think they are a long-time losing faction, the “Southern” Phoenicians as Miles suggested. Since they lost they can reveal themselves a bit while also appearing to bitterly attack their northern cousins. Besides revealing the Medicis and the Mafia isn’t anything new.
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You’re probably right but all these faux investigative journalist have to reveal a little bit of truth to keep us onside. That’s the trick , sorting the wheat from the chaff.
It’s difficult to know sometimes which is which. Even here on this site I am wary………………as one should be. I’m a huge fan of Miles. Not because I am carried along with everything he says……I’m not………….but because he has taught me how to think. Isn’t that what real teaching is?
BM ( before Miles ) I was always trying to distinguish the ‘good guys ‘ from the ‘bad’ in everything that happened . Sort of, if it’s not ‘this’ then it must be ‘that.’ Choice of two. Miles taught me that there is a third way. They could both be wrong and the truth could be somewhere else entirely. No great revelation NOW but a few years ago that was a bolt of lightning for me. So now I sift. Here, there and everywhere .
The biggest hurdle for me is , to state the obvious, I am always thinking with my own head so tend to ‘warm’ to the theories that I’ve already decided psychologically to ‘own.’ That’s MY dilemma .
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This will be a lengthy comment about Solzhenitsyn and the points raised about him by some of you here, Miles included.
Let me begin by saying that I’m a great admirer of Solzh’s work. In my opinion he was the man of great virtues, some of them belonging to a seemingly long gone world.
There was not even one positive comment about Solzh and / or his work opus, even though he wrote few thousand pages of books, where he disclosed quite a few shocking details about communism, its leadership, philosophy and mentality of the oppressors and their victims. He analyzed the historical data available, named hundreds of names, connected many important dots, etc., but not one of you guys and gals here ever mentioned one single disclosure made by Solzh as anything worth exploring.
So let me put forward what I see going on here regarding Solzh. As I already mentioned, I am biased. But so are apparently all of you commenting so far about him. As there are a few markers in Solzh’s bio, which have triggered your senses, you started analyzing his character’s description only, before making an attempt to dive into his work opus. Since I am obviously the only one here, who has read all volumes of “Gulag archipelago” or “200 years together” or any other Solzh’s book for that matter, how are we going to discuss the important substance of any of his disclosures? We cannot, as you will be following the red markers path, where substance does not matter, because you believe there is no point in reading some possible spook’s, commitee’s or anti or whoever’s book. You may even think there’s something spooky in my own character since i want to talk about Solzh and his disclosures here, despite your postings about red flags. So if you can get rid of your own biases for next few minutes, then continue to read this text.
Talking about Solzh and his partial jewish ancestry – isn’t it a fact that some of you here have jewish ancestors in your family tree? Yes it is, but I have never judged people on that alone. I do however realize the weight of Miles’s disclosures about it, but you also need to realize that Solzh’s greatest disclosure is along this line of thought, quoting:
“Bolshevik Jews often had, in addition to their surname as underground revolutionaries, pseudonyms, or modified surnames. Example: in an obituary of 1928, the death of a Bolshevik of the first hour, Lev Mikhailovich Mikhailov, who was known to the Party as Politikus, in other words by a nickname; his real name, Elinson, he carried it to the grave. What prompted an Aron Rupelevich to take the Ukrainian surname of Taratut? Was Aronovitch Tarchis ashamed of his name or did he want to gain more weight by taking the name of Piatnitsky? And what about the Gontcharovs, Vassilenko, and others…? Were they considered in their own families as traitors or simply as cowards?
Observations made on the spot have remained. I. F. Najivin records the impressions he received at the very beginning of Soviet power: in the Kremlin, in the administration of the Sovnarkom, “reigns disorder and chaos. We see only Latvians and even more Latvians, Jews and even more Jews. I have never been an anti‐Semite, but there were so many it could not escape your attention, and each one was younger than the last.” Korolenko himself, as liberal and extremely tolerant as he was, he who was deeply sympathetic to the Jews who had been victims of the pogroms, noted in his Notebooks in the spring of 1919: “Among the Bolsheviks there are a great number of Jews, men and women. Their lack of tact, their assurance are striking and irritating,” “Bolshevism has already exhausted itself in Ukraine, the ‘Commune’ encounters only hatred on its way. One sees constantly emerge among the Bolsheviks—and especially the Cheka—Jewish physiognomies, and this exacerbates the traditional feelings, still very virulent, of Judæophobia.”
Solzh wrote this in Two Hundred Years Together. p. 286-287. As he notes, Jews often took measures to conceal their Jewish identities as Bolshevik revolutionaries. This is because ethnic Russians were well aware of the relevance of the Jewish Question in their society even before the Revolution, as Solzh describes in detail in the first part of the book.
The testimony of Solzhenitsyn and the evidence of the open boasting of many Jews about their role in the Bolshevik revolution all serve to demonstrate that Bolshevism was indeed a Jewish movement. And as Solzh said, the fact that the perpetrators of such a massive atrocity have not been unmasked and identified only goes to show, that the global media is under their control. I find this disclosure overlapping with everything written by many other researchers, Miles included.
Solzh wrote about Gulags and I’ve seen an ex-Yugoslavian one with my own eyes. So, considering those institutions were real, with real people suffering there, I find it completely normal for some of them to stay locked for i.e. 8 years. Or 11 or 18, or until they died. Does a 8-year term define a spook by default? Are all inmates serving a long-term sentence considered spooks as they hit their 8th year? This argument alone does not hold water.
Winning a Nobel prize in literature is another weak argument, which does not say anything per se. You may have doubts Solzh was chosen on anything else but connections to peerage or jewishness, but I challenge you to prove any peerage connections in Solzh’s case. He was partially Jewish, but he wrote about subjects only a handful other brave people dared to, with unmatching style and passion. This are his words, from his 3-minute speech he never spoke for himself, but were read to the audience 4 years after the prize was awarded:
“And I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the members of the Swedish Academy for the enormous support their choice in 1970 has given my works as a writer. I venture to thank them on behalf of that vast unofficial Russia which is prohibited from expressing itself aloud, which is persecuted both for writing books and even for reading them. The Academy have heard for this decision of theirs many reproaches implying that such a prize has served political interests. But these are the shouts of raucous loudmouths who know of no other interests. We all know that an artist’s work cannot be contained within the wretched dimension of politics. For this dimension cannot hold the whole of our life and we must not restrain our social consciousness within in its bounds.“
I’m really eager to find out or learn from you something new about Solzhenitsyn and his work or character. Let’s stick to agruments and substance rather than feelings and assumptions. So far, none of you have proven anything, yet your comments indirectly imply we should ditch Solzh and everything he wrote about just because there are some spook markers about him, which are no proof of anything per se. If you are claiming Solzh is a spook or that he is misdirecting, the burden of proof is on you to show it. If he is misdirecting or obfuscating, I want to understand how and why it was done. I believe you know what point I’m trying to raise here. Outing can be done properly as was done before in numerous papers by many different authors. Or it can be done in a sloppy way that is detrimental to any truth seeking initiative.
The last thing I want is to pick a fight with anybody over Solzhenitsyn. I even wrote a piece about Solzh and his “200 yrs together” book some time ago, talking about the only issue I found suspicious – where Solzh took the alleged murder of Romanovs as true (footnoting it as an archive finding, impossible to double check). But in the light of all the other names disclosed, is that a definite sign of misdirection or spookness? It’s an assumption at best, which has no supporting clue or similarity elsewhere in Solzh’s work. Or there was none other I could personally notice. I’m not saying I am perfect and could probably miss anything alike, but would like to be shown where and how did I miss it. I’d like to see it clearly exposed, before any accusations take place.
All this is just an attempt to try and defend one of the last two personal heroes. I may regret defending Solzh, but what the heck…we’re learning day by day, right?
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They were all Jews, including the Russian aristocracy. It wasn’t the Bolsheviks vs the Russian elite — the Bolsheviks were your typical phony movement working on the behalf of the elites to sell a fake revolution to the Russian people. Thus Sol is misdirecting from that fundamental point.
I have read juicy quotes about what Sol “revealed” about the Jews in Russia but given the above then we can see that is the usual misdirection. The Protocols is a similar wheeze, suggesting that the aristocracy is the target and true enemy of those sneaky Jews. If the aristocracy are the Jews, as in the hidden rulers, then why doesn’t Sol reveal that about the so-called Russian Revolution? It was an elite scripted, peaceful regime-change dressed up as a violent overthrow by sneaky underground Jews. Sol was pushing the latter propaganda.
It all seems logical to me. Yes I assume he is a Phoenician of the bloodlines and so I don’t need to wait around for a lengthy paper. We can make educated guesses you know. If he is a fantastic writer then you can enjoy his works but don’t kid yourself he is not another false guru. He is clearly one of them. I don’t see the problem here for we’ve all lost such heroes who engaged in less overt propaganda.
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I should add that I’m not excusing the totalitarian and cruel nature of Communist rule in Soviet Russia. However the elites that governed Czarist Russia were the same elites that managed Soviet Russia and are the same elites that rule over Putin’s Russia. Communism was a facade behind which they could indulge in unbridled wealth extraction and social tyranny. The covid19 scam is similar — it has real world consequences but it is still a fake.
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On reflection, I suppose my key assumption is that Sol never went to the Gulag and never suffered any deprivations of that sort; and that his entire story is a fiction. I can now understand why a lengthier paper would be important because it is a serious claim. I see now why you are challenging us, Vexman.
Precedent would suggest that Sol is a phoeny but that is not enough to make the case. For example he might be genuine but could not discern the deeper roots of the Families or could not divulge such an insight without being openly scorned. I was going to have my earlier posts deleted but I’ll leave them there as a salutatory lesson.
I agree that a lengthier paper is necessary.
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Sol’s entire oeuvre, of whatever length, doesn’t get near exposing the Russian Revolution like my two papers on Lenin and Stalin did. That doesn’t seem curious to you Vex? He sold the Romanov deaths as real and that doesn’t seem like strong evidence to you Vex? Sol was there and I wasn’t, and yet he just missed all this stuff? Never figured it out? And why assume none of us have read Gulag? You are the only one that can read?
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Plus, if Sol wasn’t a Phoenician agent, he would be the only one ever nominated for a Nobel Prize that wasn’t. The Nobel Prize was created for the purpose of promoting these people, so that clue is definitive by itself. I will be told he was promoted by US interests to blackwash Russia during the Cold War, but since the Cold War was another fake, that doesn’t scan. Besides, if Sol had been telling the truth about Russia as I am, the Nobel committee wouldn’t have been promoting him no matter what. Those people detest the truth and will never be caught promoting it. The only other possibility I can see is that Sol was a dope who got everything wrong on his own bat, and was promoted for that reason–to spread confusion. But I find that highly unlikely. Either way, his promotion by Stockholm completely destroys any credibility he might have had. As does his promotion by US book publishers and bestseller lists. Famous books of that sort are always misdirection. ALWAYS.
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You asked for it, Vex, so here it is. More major evidence against Sol is his pal from the alleged Gulag Lev Kopalev, another Jewish Intel officer supposedly put in labor camp for minor infractions. Lev had been an active Bolshevik back to the 1920s, when he was arrested at age 16 for supporting Bronstein, I mean Trotsky. After a supposed 10 years in the Gulag, Lev got out, was rehabilitated, and began selling Communism again. He is the one that, as the editor of Novy Mir, got One Day in the Life published, setting up Sol for his big career. If you don’t see that as a definitive red flag, there is no help for you. Lev later publicly denounced the Soviet invasion of Czech, but was NOT arrested. They allowed him to move to Germany and keep yapping, as they do with agents. Gorbachev later rehabilitated him a second time.
One Day in the Life was also published with the express written consent of Khrushchev, who went out of his way to promote it in 1962. That’s tidy. So, despite what we are told, Sol had connections right at the top from the beginning of his writing career.
Sol’s wife was a Reshetov, so she was also a crypto-Jew. They were Molokans who had been prominent dissenters starting in the late 1700s, so they were like the Protestants of the West, spreading discord on purpose. They wanted to get rid of baptisms, for one thing, never a good sign. But the big clue is that they were preceded by, and connected to, the Judaizers. Look it up.
I had to come to terms with losing Chomsky, and I think you are going to have to come to terms with losing Sol. Sorry.
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On second thoughts, maybe a lengthier paper is now a moot point.
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My hero was David Irving…
I still cringe thinking about my passionate defense of him..
I will never be able to repay Miles for the expose
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I lost all my Irish Nationalist heroes just by applying Miles’ Method — well, a low-rent version of his approach.
But I still have Maurice Joseph Micklewhite Jr. 😉
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I lost my anti-hero:
Adolf Hitler
Can’t blame him anymore…
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It’s not that anyone is bad or is a spook simply on the basis of being part-jewish and/or a peer/nobleman (though the relation between jews and peers is something in-itself), but it’s that it’s a sign of them being chosen specifically (especially seeing the Nobel prize) due to them being a jew and/or a peer/nobleman, especially western celebrities, none of them earning that, but simply being raised because of their per-determined wealth. There are far more writers on the issue of jewish communism than just Solzhenitsyn who may offer far more insight.
By the way, why blame Latvians as much as blaming jews? Latvians were proles that simply did the bidding of the jewish leaders as they were being lorded over by them. Admittedly I have my own personal heroes, and I wouldn’t want to lose them either, but a bunch of consideration has to be taken regarding figures like Solzhenitsyn, both them being spooks and a possible defense regarding them.
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